Highland Council

Re-instatement of two suspended councillors and in-fighting appears to have triggered a trio of resignations

Council bosses said they could no longer standby proposals after the national picture changed

People in the Highlands are being thanked for maintaining a commitment to recycling on one of the most challenging years in living memory.

An Easter Ross primary has filled the vacancy for its top job.

Former Highland councillor Jim Crawford has died.

OPINIONS and ideas over electric transport uptake are being sought by Highland Council at a series of special events to mark Scotland's Climate Week.

SCAMMERS are targetting Highlanders with bogus letters claiming they've won a postcode lottery cash windfall.

Highland Council has unanimously agreed a motion to seek assurances that revenue funding of Home Farm will be met by the Scottish Government.

Highland Council has announced a U-turn on provision of additional free childcare after pressure from politicians and parents.

Highland Council is calling for more detailed local information sharing on coronavirus.

Highland Council advises parents to see that their children wear extra clothing to school as part of a strategy to combat Covid-19.

Parents at Ross-shire's largest secondary school are being urged to talk to their children after concerns for their health and wellbeing.

CLEANERS and catering staff who went "above and beyond" to ensure schools could safely reopen after lockdown have been thanked for their efforts.

Councillors will be asked to reject 'significant and detrimental' boundary changes later this week

A former Easter Ross head teacher has been appointed to a top education post within Highland Council.

Highland Council agreed a new thirty-year vision for the future of Highland to promote through the Scottish Government’s National Planning Framework.

COMMUNITIES across the Highlands will have the chance to have their say on the future of green transport at a series of public events this month.

ANYONE needing to self-isolate due to the Covid-19 cluster in Grantown is being offered assistance by Highland Council.

Pupils at Dalneigh Primary School are expected to return to class tomorrow after being in self-isolation for two weeks.

Funding from the Scottish Government’s Spaces for People project will bring benefits to the Isle of Skye and Raasay's roads.