Highland Council

A LOCH Ness-side road is set to close to the public for two days next week while BT works take place, Highland Council has announced.

Councillors are being asked to approve a three per cent rise in rents for council homes across Highland.

Plans for proposed improvements to Dores will be unveiled next month.

PLANNERS are recommending approval for a scheme to build 298 new homes in the Culloden area, despite dozens of objections.

A HARD-HITTING audit has raised concerns about Highland Council’s ability to meet a range of financial challenges.

Highland Council has announced intake at two Inverness schools will be capped for the 2020-2021 school year.

A SERIES of rolling street and bridge closures have been announced ahead of a Scottish independence parade in Inverness on Saturday.

The Inverness Interfaith Group is commemorating Holocaust Memorial Day with an event at Inverness Town House on Monday.

Highland Council must make significant savings and change the way it delivers services to ensure it can live within its financial means.

A long-serving Inverness foster carer has been thanked for her huge contribution to the care of children over four decades.

An Inverness managing director has raised concerns about the introduction of new restrictions at recycling centres.

Highland councillors have moved a step closer to making it a criminal offence for taxi drivers to refuse a fare from someone in a wheelchair.

HIGHLAND Council hope to get a hole-in-one with the placement of a viewing platform next to what was once the eighth fairway of Torvean golf course.

Giganet is offering three months free broadband to cities across Scotland, and will plant a tree for every new customer.

CLIMATE change's impact on Highland roads must be taken into account by the Scottish Government when setting its budget, council leaders argue.

Parts of Inverness Castle are to be opened to the public for the first time since the building's transfer to Highland Council.

Work on Inverness's controversial My Ness riverside artwork close to the Ness Islands will start this spring.

A SHORT section of the North Coast 500 was partially washed away by Storm Brendan and flood alerts remain in force on east and west Highland coasts.

Residents claim they have cause for concern after busy city centre pub the Gellions applied for a late licence that would keep it open until 3am.

COUNCILLORS have renewed calls for a rethink of the way cash is shared out to maintain roads across the Highlands.