Highland Council

New parents who haven't yet registered the birth of babies born during lockdown with Highland Council registration officers are being asked to do so.

HIGHLAND Council’s budget black hole now stands at £35.7 million – almost three times less than previously feared, it has been revealed.

A man living in a Wester Ross village who simply wants to make his house wind and watertight says Highland Council has let him down.

Gairloch High School didn't let the end of an unusual term pass without celebration at a week-long virtual prize-giving to celebrate pupils.

A proposed local authority boundary shake-up could see one area lose a councillor and another gain one.

THE 'amazing' response by Highland Council staff to the challenges of the Covid-19 crisis will be revealed in a report next week.

Respect plea to Highland visitors amid spiralling concern over beauty spot littering.

EXTRA funding to smooth the way for the return of pupils and teachers to schools has been welcomed by a Ross-shire MSP.

The SNP and Conservative groups at Highland Council have hit out.

The service was suspended on March 23 due to the pandemic and the need to prioritise staff to provide essential waste and recycling collections.

WORK on improvements to existing council housing in the region will restart shortly, Highland Council has confirmed.

The 40-year service of a woman who has performed a variety of roles in Highland education has been acknowledged on her retiral.

PRESSURE is mounting on Highland Council to remove controversial traffic islands from Dingwall that it claims were put in place to aid active travel.

There has been an angry reaction after it emerged that cash-strapped Highland Council agreed to pay its interim education chief £244,296 a year.

THE 'outstanding' work being carried out in one of Ross-shire's most geographically dispersed wards during the Covid-19 crisis has been acknowledged.

A NEW tourism committee has been set up by Highland Council to address the challenges facing communities as they look to recover from the lockdown.

WORK on hundreds of new council housing across the area are back under way after contractors returned to work after lockdown.

New jobs welcomed by Highland Council leader.

Highland Council’s depute leader admitted it would be the wrong time to bring in a tax on visitors as the hospitality sector struggles to recover.

ANOTHER ruin on the largest of the Summer Isles could be returned to habitable use under plans lodged with Highland Council.