Highland Council

As part of an ongoing review of taxi tariffs fares are due to be discussed by members of Highland Council’s licensing committee.

TRADERS facing eviction from the Victorian Market in Inverness are planning a public demonstration next month in their campaign to get a better deal.

AN audit report published by Highland Council showed almost four out of 10 vehicles owned or hired by the local authority could be uninsured.

A NEW planning fight is kicking off on Culloden Battlefield after the Scottish Government “called in” an application to build a family home there.

A NEW stretch of road designed to improve links between Inverness city centre and its western outskirts has opened.

Formerly 'worst ever' application comes back with more details

Highland Council's trading standards team are warning of a new scam where people receive an unexpected telephone call.

REVISED plans for a 175-bed hotel overlooking the River Ness have been recommended for approval by council planners.

Highland Council says the region continues to have one of the highest levels of resource allocated to ASN in the country, even after cuts this year.

A survey by the EIS Highland Local Association showed the impact of additional support needs cuts was negative for both pupils and staff.

Highland Violence Against Women Partnership will hold events in Inverness, Dingwall and Nairn.

CUSTOMERS in the Highlands could be facing a whopping rise in taxi fares of more than 20 per cent, the Inverness Courier can reveal.

The agreement in follows a battle over which proposals should be considered a slice of £600,000 grant

Highland Council’s city of Inverness area committee has agreed funding for new facilities at Torvean and the Inverness Campus.

A HOUSING officer praised for going the extra mile for tenants for more than 30 years has been named as Highland Council's employee of the year.

THE revamp of the Victorian Market and further development at a new creative academy are among a range of projects considered for regeneration cash.

A BID to shelve one of the curved walls which form the My Ness sculpture was made at a private meeting of the group spearheading the project.

THE fate of traders facing eviction from the Inverness Victorian Market to enable an ambitious revamp will be debated tomorrow by city councillors.

Councillors defend the move because it will see more cash invested over a longer period

A TREE has been felled on the Ness Islands to make way for an artwork which is no longer going to be built.