Highland Council

Changes are to be made to the one-way temporary system around Inverness Castle after concerns were raised about queuing traffic.

'They are there to help prepare to Ne'er Day change' says Brexit group chief

Councillors have acknowledged the success of the local authority to date in 'greening' its fleet and meeting compliance requirements.

AN Easter Ross primary school teacher has urged people to resist the temptation to spread false rumours about Covid-19.

New fees for residential caravan site licence applications have been approved by Highland Council’s communities and place committee.

Communities across Ross-shire are being invited to stake a claim to a share of a £2.6m funding pot aimed at supporting coastal communities.

Councillors have "reluctantly" granted retrospective planning permission provided the developer puts in place a number of mitigating measures.

An estimated £3.46m is needed to repair and maintain 339 Highland Council play parks.

A ROSS-SHIRE councillor and former secondary rector has reiterated the local authority's stance that no child should go hungry at school.

Highland Council has a duty to manage burials, oversee memorial safety and cremations for around 1500 burials and 1200 cremations each year.

A pricing regime has been agreed in Highland for the provision of export health certificates required after Brexit.

Ballot to be held in January to let battling residents decide.

Police and trading standards aim to ensure drivers are operating within the terms of taxi licences and that vehicles are roadworthy.

A letter was sent to parents of pupils after it was confirmed a third pupil, in S6, had contracted the coronavirus.

A SERIES of temporary road closures have been announced for parts of Ross-shire – including one which will shut the A890 at Lair railway bridge.

Local authority estimates to renovate a Highland town's “smelly” public toilets have been greeted with incredulity.

There's no vaccine for Brexit and uncertainties over the process coupled with Covid-19 are doing the Highlands no favours, civic leaders warn.

A ROSS-SHIRE secondary school has given pupils a reminder of its Covid-19 procedures.

PLANS have been submitted to upgrade overhead power lines in Ross-shire.

A guide has been produced to provide people across the Highlands with information and advice on support available to them.