Highland Council

Highland Council has sent back an unusually scathing response to BT’s proposal to remove 107 of the 348 public call boxes across the Highland area.

A row is brewing as a public consultation is launched on redrawing Highland Council wards including Inverness.

A ROSS-SHIRE beautician is vowing to defy Covid-19 guidelines and keep offering treatments that require customers to remove face masks.

A special collaboration between young Highland musicians and the families of servicemen and women is set to premiere online on Remembrance Sunday.

A veteran Ross-shire councillor fed up with procrastination over replacement of a special needs school deemed unfit for purpose to break the deadlock.

AN Easter Ross school has created a slick new website with help from two former pupils.

Plans to develop a space port in Sutherland have hit a problem as a legal challenge was launched against the decision to approve the launch site.

Fiona Duncan will take up the role of executive chief officer for health and social care from January.

Parents and carers dropping off and picking up children at schools in Ross-shire are being reminded to wear face coverings in line with guidance.

A Black Isle library will reopen after closing its doors to the public amidst the coronavirus pandemic.

£15 million is being provided to local authorities to respond to young people’s mental health issues in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

Tribute has been made following the news that former Inverness councillor Major HHM (Hamish) Sutherland has passed away.

Health, council and police chiefs unite in no-nonsense appeal to public as tiered restriction regime begins.

At a meeting of The Highland Council members gave their backing to a motion that highlights the need for the UK Government to review sick pay.

PLANS to regulate short-term lets across the Highlands have taken another step forward.

A REMOTE Highland route affected by a fallen tree will be monitored over the weekend amid concerns about inclement weather.

PEOPLE living in the Highlands are being asked to have their say about the way social housing landlords allocate their houses.

A fallen tree has damaged a retaining wall on a Highland route.

PRESSURE is mounting for action on long-delayed plans to replace a 'totally unsuitable' special needs school in Ross-shire.

Alness Academy pupils took a step into the future on Wednesday as they set foot in their new multi-million school building for the first time.