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A flurry of short-term lets have been granted across Inverness despite residential concerns “unknown” neighbours will impact their quality of life.
Concern for mature trees and local biodiversity has stopped an Inverness resident from building a house in their own family garden.
A hotel in Nairn has submitted fresh plans for a restaurant renovation after their last proposal was rejected by councillors.
Recent energy price hikes have left the centre in a “precarious” financial position.
Councillors have given the green light for new a primary school in Tornagrain – its first for the planned new town.
Councillors have agreed to boost senior councillor pay by between £5-11k this year.
Communities are calling for progress from Highland Council on their plan to map all renewable developments across the Highlands.
Councillors hoped to take advantage of the lucrative North Coast 500 route, using the funds raised to improve services along the route.
Councillors have been told some new private hire drivers could not navigate “simple” trips to the likes of Inverness Airport.
Tornagrain is set to add a new primary school to its ever-expanding infrastructure.
Councillors questioned whether a draft three-year plan to implement the changes was “achievable”.
The ex-Semichem store on Queensgate to be repurposed despite residents objections.
Developer West Coast Estates says it could create around 100 jobs.
Two major restaurant or retail chains could be coming to North Kessock as part of a new EV charging park.
Road construction works for the first phase of the Delnies housing development in Nairn has been granted permission.
Reports of behaviour to Highland Council can vary from noise disturbances to criminal accusations.
The Highland health board was unique in its adoption of a lead agency model, which gave different powers to each authority.
Whisky retailer welcomes new tasting licence.
A report outlining the extent of the overpayments was put in front of councillors at an audit committee today.
The post office could be closed if no suitable buyer is found to franchise out the Queensgate store.
