Highland Council

Community groups can bid for up to £25,000 for nature restoration and biodiversity projects.

The green light has been given to introduce traffic restrictions at four schools across the region.

Councillors noted significant progress on the Inverness and Highland City-Region Deal despite the challenges posed.

Bins are filling up and rubbish littering the streets less than two days into an eight day walkout

PUBLIC views are sought over plans for a cycle route on busy Inverness city centre roads.

Part of the City-Region Deal, the digital project aims to make Highland the most digitally connected rural region in Europe.

This was the key message from a detailed independent report commissioned by the local authority.

Eighty new homes could be built in Inverness if the developer gets planning permission.

There are reports some bins are being emptied in the city while Easter Ross looks like it has been hit worst

Waste, street cleaning and recycling staff start walkout after talks with councils and the Unite and GMB unions fail

School Street Zones aim to drastically reduce traffic around schools, providing cleaner air and safer streets.

Motorists are being advised by that there will be two part-day road closures of a road south of Inverness in early September.

The local authority was responding to the uncertainty triggered by strike action

Bruce MacGregor says they should prove they are 'serious about Inverness being a creative hub'

Highland Council confirms strike action will go ahead as last minute pay offer arrives too late

STRIKE action is set to hit bin collections and street cleaning across the Highlands, residents have been warned.

Highland Council has defended the opening times of its recycling centres after the operation was criticised by local residents.

Bruce MacGregor says many acts could leave the area to get the experience they need elsewhere

The long-running saga ended yesterday after the hotel was granted planning permission – meaning the music venue will be demolished.

A community is fighting back after, it says, its youngsters were left with nowhere safe to play for the entirety of the school summer holidays.