Highland Council

Two banning orders were made this year so far and at least £2600 in fines issued.

The council’s ‘thanks, but no thanks’ approach was dubbed ‘heavy handed’ by one councillor

The council is issuing a call for views covering almost all transport options in the north.

Motorists are being warned of planned road resurfacing work south of Inverness next week.

A proposed £3.4 million mountain bike park near Loch Ness could contravene Scotland’s free access rights, a Highland Council officer has warned.

Cameron Barracks and 7 hotels as well as MoD properties were all used to accommodate displaced persons.

The Provost of Nairn was ‘very pleased’ after a motion seeking to place community councillors under the scrutiny of an independent body was passed.

Work has started on Academy Street, with the bollards now removed that were installed during Covid.

Our columnist Colin Campbell believes Eden Court could be an answer.

A bed-and-breakfast looks set for a major expansion after plans were given the green light.

Highland councillors are calling for a more “fair and robust” process to deal with complaints addressed to community councils.

Frustrated local figures have sounded the alarm over the impact of construction of a new school nursery on access to vital community groups.

New stands built from shipping containers are set to be installed at a sports club in Inverness after council planners gave the plans the green light.

Chief Officer Ross Haggart says the changes deliver ‘modern, state-of-the-art facilities’.

Motorists are being advised of several road closures in Inverness for safety reasons during the city’s Remembrance Day Parade on Sunday November 10.

Timings, traffic restrictions and entertainment - everything you need to know about bonfire night in Inverness.

That is part of a larger £278,000 annual bill to keep the public fully informed including training for community councils.

Regeneration company Places for People has moved to firm up their part inplans for developing farmland for hundreds of homes in area.

Plans for a controversial drive-through at a proposed development next to the A9 have been dropped after push back from the community.

The course is built on the school grounds and should be open by the start of 2025, maybe sooner.