Highland Council

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.

Highland Council is hosting paid placements to give work experience to those in Highland region who are not in employment, education or training.

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

Low income home-owners, those who have disabilities and pensioners may be able to get help to supply and install interlinked fire alarms.

A green energy project on the River Ness in Inverness has been shortlisted for a second prestigious award.

Public feedback on initial designs for two redevelopment projects in Inverness has been positive and constructive, according to Highland Council

Newly elected councillors unanimously back Opportunity Cromarty Firth's 'transformational' bid

Amid rock bottom primary literacy and numeracy rates the refusal was slammed as 'business as usual'

The games are at Bught Park on Saturday, July 16, and will feature the magnificent heavies, athletics, pipes and drums and Highland Dancing.

Lindi has gone from fitness guru to struggling to walk.

To celebrate 100 years of Highland RFC, the club has created a special exhibition that will go on show at the Inverness Museum and Art Gallery.