Highland Council

THE National Trust for Scotland (NTS) and Historic Environment Scotland (HES) have been slammed over not objecting to a large house at Culloden.

Albyn Housing Association has submitted an ambitious proposal to install a new generation of advanced “assisted-living” homes in Nairn.

A NEW bridge linking Smithton and Culloden has been opened by pupils from Culloden Academy.

A Highland mother is rallying support in a bid to increase the number of hours children are taught each week.

HIGHLAND Council has tasted success with a 10th successive annual food accolade.

TWO community councils are set to split in two in a bid to better represent their patches.

Highland Housing Alliance has handed over keys to tenants at its Balloan Road development in Inverness.

ALMOST 100 new speed limit signs could be put up in a proposed new 20mph zone for Inverness.

Highland Council's Nairnshire Committee will take place in Auldearn due to its usual hosting an annual book and arts event.

Highland Council has made two more appointments to new posts of executive chief officer.

Highland Council has confirmed there will be a by-election in November to fill the seat left vacant after Richard Laird’s resignation.

POLICE and trading standards officers have urged Highlanders to take care not to fall foul of rogue traders – after an incident in Inverness.

PROTESTERS against controversial public art planned for Inverness have been chanting outside Highland Council headquarters.

A CITY cycling charity is getting set to expand its services thanks to to an injection of new funds.

A NAIRN hotel will be converted into flats and a house after the go-ahead was given to plans for the conversion.

A NATIONAL fitness company is shaping up to open a 24-hour gym in Inverness.

WORK on a 92-home development has been completed at Balgate in Kiltarlity and the final handover of seven homes to Highland Council has taken place.

SIX new holiday homes could be built in Inverness after plans for the development were submitted to Highland Council.

A PROPOSAL for a new hydro scheme above Loch Ness has been rejected by Highland Council as “the worst planning application” it has encountered.

COUNCILLORS have over-ruled planners to once again reject a plan to build flats in Ardross Street in Invernes.