Highland Council

The iconic Rose Window which has languished in storage for decades has finally taken up pride of place in its new home at Inverness Castle.

“Well overdue” work to maintain neglected paths at a popular Nairn spot will begin today (Monday).

Lodges with a "more traditional design" will be built at a links golf course after revised plans were approved by Highland Council.

The administration argues the rise is needed to fund maintenance, repairs, and debt.

Opponents of the Ironworks music venue’s closure have reacted with shock at the possible collapse of plans to redevelop it as a £30 million hotel.

In its formal response councillors backed the view of officials the road network in the north is too big.

Mystery surrounds the future of the former Ironworks music venue site in Inverness.

Nairnshire councillors agreed to a proposed rent increase for garage units 2025/26, which are set to go up by 20 per cent.

Parents’ attempts to find out what exactly happened involving their daughter have been shut down.

Projects to create a path connecting the East Beach harbour and to install a beach shower were awarded almost £20,000 of funding by Nairn councillors.

Plans to install new glamping pods near a Black Isle beauty spot have raised fears about public safety if they go ahead.

A proposal to merge Nairn’s two community councils into one has divided opinion in the community.

The response cites ‘significant length of national speed limit road network and remoteness’ of the area.

Locals were against the scheme including the community council over noise and the ‘cumulative impact’ of the plan.

Highland Council officials used delegated powers to refuse an application which was submitted two-and-a-half years ago.

The meeting will decide whether to cut council house rent rises from 8% to 6% at the expense of measures to save tenants money on heating bills.

City centre office space which has long sat empty is set for a new life as rental accommodation after council planners approved the plans.

Uncertainty swirls around plans for a riverside nightclub in Inverness after the application was suddenly withdrawn.

Councillors questioned whether a draft three-year plan to implement the changes was “achievable”.

Parents of a child with autism have hit out after being denied any details of an “incident” involving their daughter.