Highland Council

No timescale has been offered for the Nairn Bypass despite frequent requests when challenged directly by community councillors.

The local authority signed a £58 million deal with Viridor Dunbar Waste Services Ltd

A meeting is being held in Foyers between the community trust who want to erect sporting facilities and a group opposing the move.

A new race has been announced to take place at this Saturday's Inverness Highland Games.

More households will have access to the service under plans.

Global Energy boss Roy MacGregor says 'we are also in a political environment, it is about votes – that is a concern'

Concerned parents in a Highland community are calling for a clear plan in the provision a long-promised new school amid fears it could be delayed.

Highland Council is urging businesses to be prepared for the end of relaxation of planning and building warrant controls on September 30.

An engineering firm has been appointed to help take forward plans for a transformation of Inverness’s Bught Park.

Concerned parents claim their children are being treated as second-class citizens amid fears a long-promised new primary school could face delays.

A public meeting has been called to discuss new wind farm plans with higher turbines for the hills north of Alness.

High Life Highland is delighted to announce the appointment of a new Chair to the charity’s board.

A similar productive walkabout had already been held in Queenspark.

Rats rampaging through homes and gardens are plaguing the lives of residents in an Inverness street.

The council is looking for feedback on where the items could be made available.

Nairn Play recently discussed the design for the long-awaited facilities at the Riverside play park.

Community councillors criticise lack of information available to the public on the new Nairn Academy only weeks before it goes to planning.

Developers are hoping to entice a supermarket chain to open a store at an Inverness retail park by seeking a variation in a planning condition.

The community of Nairn has indicated ‘overwhelming’ opposition to the relocation of the public library from the town centre to a new school.

Developers wanting to renew planning permission to expand an out-of-town retail park have appealed against a decision to refuse the application.