Highland Council

Businesses in Ross-shire and wider Highlands urged to apply for new support as new Covid-19 clampdown looms.

Pupils at Highland primary do themselves proud by organising a Christmas celebration for the whole school.

PLANS are "already well under way" to make the Covid-enforced delayed return to school after Christmas was seamless as possible, the council has said.

From Boxing Day the Highland Council area will be placed in a Level 4 Protection Area and the authority has issued advice for owners.

From Boxing Day the Highlands will be in a Level 4 Protection Area and it is essential that all businesses are aware of the restrictions this brings.

AN Easter Ross secondary school was closed today because of a lack of water.

Highland Council rolls out benefits programme ahead of Christmas break

A number of local pupils have been told to self-isolate after cases of Covid-19 were confirmed at two Highland schools.

Highland Council postpones full meeting after technical problems halt online event today.

More than £1 million has been set aside for ongoing fire safety works across council homes in the Highlands.

Dozens of councillors are unable to access the debate due to connection issues with provider Wipro

Festive cheer with three new Gaelic songs in memory of Inverness Gaelic PS pupil Keir MacGruer and in aid of The ARCHIE Foundation.

'The idea has developed into something quite spectacular' says Muriel Cockburn

Highland Council has issued a reminder that all civic Hogmanay events are cancelled this year during the pandemic.

'The idea has developed into something quite spectacular' says Muriel Cockburn

HIGHLAND councillors will be asked this week to devolve budget and decision-making to area committees for delivery of children's play areas.

Decisions on underfunded children’s play areas could be brought closer to communities under plans to be considered by Highland councillors.

'Vaccination is great news but we can't be complacent' says Convener

THE cost of repair to vandalised toilets in Alness and Muir of Ord has yet to be fully assessed.

FRAZZLED school staff exhausted by the unprecedented challenges of keeping classrooms running during the Covid-19 crisis now need special support.