Highland Council

HIGHLAND premises which sold cigarettes or vape fluids to young test purchasers have paid the price.

COUNTDOWN to Christmas officially gets under way on Sunday as Santa arrives to help turn on the lights display in Inverness city centre.

THE chairman of an influential transport group has called for immediate research on the viability of a publicly operated Highland bus service.

An Inverness guest house owner has until later this month to comply over the painting of stonework at the property.

The views of more than 1000 people were gathered as part of this year's Citizen’s Panel survey into the performance of Highland Council.

A PUBLIC consultation by Highland Council on the possibility of introducing a tourist tax has attracted more than 6500 responses.

MORE than 22,000 people packed out Bught Park on a “perfect” Tuesday evening to celebrate Bonfire Night.

DECADES of dedicated service by a community campaigner have been recognised with the presentation of Inverness’s highest honour.

PADLOCKS – or so-called 'love locks' – are to be removed from two pedestrian bridges in Inverness.

A SECTION of Crown Drive will be the latest part of Inverness to be resurfaced next week.

GREEN-minded pupils at an Inverness school donned their wellies and set to work as part of a tree-planting project.

SET off early and walk to Bught Park is the advice of the organisers of the Inverness’s main bonfire and fireworks display.

Voting for the Inverness Central Ward by-election gets under way with polling stations opening from 7am-10pm.

Candidates to replace former councillor Richard Laird make their pitch ahead of the November 14 vote

A PLANNING application for an ambitious proposal to install a new generation of advanced assisted living homes in Nairn has been rejected.

A TRENDY international pub chain appears to have called time on much-vaunted plans to open in Inverness.

A seven-day period of roadworks in Millburn Road will start on Monday.

Former Inverness Provost Alex Graham has said maintenance of open spaces "needs to improve".

EXTINCTION Rebellion protesters were outside headquarters of Highland Council today demanding answers over the climate emergency.

Concerns have been voiced at the prospect of Highland Council cutting back on grass cutting and play areas.