Planning

New footpaths aimed at improving pedestrian safety while passing through the Inverness Campus have been given the greenlight.

A vacant industrial site that once housed a landscaping firm could be turned into a base for five businesses under plans lodged with Highland Council.

A public drop-in event highlighting development and investment in Inverness will be held later this month.

Concerns have been raised over the possible impact of two proposed hot food takeaways on a busy Inverness road junction.

Several city centre phone boxes could be replaced by free superfast broadband ‘Street Hubs’ after plans were lodged with Highland Council.

A major new Moray Firth energy facility is set to be open within a year.

A beauty spot in Inverness looks set to get new paths and wildlife habitat improvements after plans were lodged with Highland Council.

Long vacant city centre office space looks set for a new use as rental accommodation after plans were lodged with Highland Council.

New proposals by a hydro developer to manage water levels on Loch Ness are being disputed by a salmon conservation board.

Plans for a shawarma takeaway in Inverness city centre have been rejected by Highland Council.

Train travel company fears potential for noise and security breaches.

Watchtower Britain has applied for build a new Kingdom Hall on unused land sandwiched between Culduthel Avenue and the southern distributor road.

A £15 million plan has been announced for dozens of new luxury lodges near Loch Ness.

A former Inverness care home which closed after inspectors raised serious concerns about the quality of care is to be turned into retirement flats.

The site of a mock ‘castle’ near Loch Ness could be redeveloped into holiday apartments.

A luxury hotel in Inverness have been given planning permission for expansion plans.

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

A hydro developer has revealed a plan to protect Loch Ness water levels as the world-famous body of water faces the threat of climate change.

An Inverness pub and live music entrepreneur is planning to launch an exciting new venue aimed at bridging some of the gap left by Ironworks’ demise.

Inverness is calling for a new music venue to fill the void left by the Ironworks closure, which was a key hub for the city’s live music and events.