Highland Council

The Inverness high school is closed today due to water supply issues.

A new drive-thru coffee shop in Inverness may have driven into a wall before it has even been built after transport officers objected to the plans.

Rusty railings at an Inverness beauty spot which underwent a £2.5 million revamp are a hazard and an eyesore, according to a city councillor.

This feat of engineering involved the construction of a pole across a road, not the completion of a stretch of dualled motorway, says our columnist.

A Sutherland councillor has been suspended for two months for behaving “disrespectfully” towards the chairman and committee of a community group.

Fake speed bumps have left incredulous locals shaking their heads amid fears the flat road markings will do nothing to improve road safety.

A trans Highland councillor is in the running to replace Fergus Ewing as the SNP’s candidate for next year’s Holyrood election.

Assistant chief-exec Kate Lackie says the local authority had continued to fund the service ‘without fail’ and would have continued to do so.

Plummeting rare bird numbers at a Highland beauty spot have sparked plans for water activity restrictions during the breeding season.

A climbing frame at an Inverness park has been temporarily closed just a week after the children’s play area reopened following a £500,000 revamp.

A partially-sighted Inverness man is pleading for action on the city’s “dangerous streets” after terrifying near-misses with traffic and bicycles.

Empty offices could be made smaller in a bid to make them more appealing.

An Inverness play park where a child narrowly missed being hit by a piece of equipment had passed inspections following a revamp, officials say.

Checks are being carried out at a newly-revamped play park in Inverness after a reported near miss with a piece of equipment.

“Listen to the hospitality trade” over the planned tourist tax, a Highland councillor has urged.

Groups and trade unions have joined forces to step up calls for a proposed tourist tax in the Highlands to be used to address the housing crisis.

Controversial plans for a new distillery have been pulled temporarily by developers amid promises to revise them in the wake of vocal opposition.

The National Autistic Society Scotland says its Highland Information Service will be forced to close due to lack of funding.

Wooden structures around memorials upset relative who was visiting mother’s grave.

About 4000 “very mixed” responses were received during the public consultation on the possible introduction of a visitor levy for the Highlands.