Highland Council

A charity that has campaigned for older people in the Highlands for 30 years was today honoured at a civic reception at Inverness Town House.

Plans for the new development were approved by councillors earlier this week.

The developer behind a major pumped storage hydro project has said it is disappointed that Highland Council has decided to object to the scheme.

A flag-raising ceremony will be held at Inverness Town House on Monday to mark the start of Armed Forces Week.

School pupils are being helped to spread the word on less polluting behaviour as part of this year’s Clean Air Day campaign.

The go-ahead was given amid mixed feelings from the public and councillors alike over pros and cons.

But the time of operation at the ex-Norbord base was curtailed at the weekend.

But dozens of locals objected to the plans warning about strain on schools, GPs and local roads

One objector says SSEN’s plans will have ‘a devastating effect on the lives of decent hardworking families.’

Scotland’s richest man could be set to transform a historic Loch Ness-side pub restaurant with major investment.

It was a fixture in the market hall before that was transformed into the more open food hall.

More than 300 people attend packed Beauly convention to demand a moratorium on new developments.

The charity that supports vulnerable children and young people in the Highlands reveals exciting plans for a new centre of learning

Camanachd Association CEO Ruari Davidson says it showcased ‘the very best of our game and our communities’

Highland Council hopes the move with retain customers and attract more.

Parents of pupils at an Inverness school catering for pupils with learning difficulties have shared their concerns for children and staff.

Plans for a new rail sidings yard to serve a major manufacturing firm are being recommended for approval.

Round-the-clock public access to Inverness Castle's grounds look set to end after plans to fence off the site were lodged.

Councillors are being recommended to approve plans for 380 new homes in a densely populated area, despite dozens of objections.

Controversial plans for a green energy project at Loch Ness will go before Highland councillors next week for determination.