Highland Council

AN Easter Ross secondary serving a town where two primary schools have been closed as a precautionary measure will be open today.

Top Highland Council officials have revealed that work is well under way to deal with the impact on services presented by the coronavirus outbreak.

'KINDNESS bins' will be installed at one of this year’s major Highland Games and Highland Pride events to help those most in need.

CRUMBLING Ross-shire roads are putting people's lives at risk and jeopardising livelihoods.

WESTER Ross bus passengers who rely on a 'lifeline' service to Inverness are concerned over timetable changes due to come into force next month.

Highland Council has said it is “no longer business as usual” as it responds to the rapidly changing coronavirus situation.

FLEET-FOOTED Easter Ross pupils who will meet again in secondary school battled it out on the dance floor in a friendly competition.

A VISION to dramatically transform an area at the heart of a Ross-shire village to the benefit of residents and visitors alike has been endorsed.

A ROSS-SHIRE community rallied round when the call came to give a special school close to many hearts a boost.

Householders in the Highlands can now use oversized trailers at waste recycling centres after a change was made to a newly introduced policy.

Staff and pupils at an Easter Ross blaze-hit school have been overwhelmed by support since the fire that left the school a shell.

THE A82 in Inverness is set to be closed for four nights in a row while work on stage two of the West Link project reaches a key phase.

The GMB is investigating after it was claimed two recalled laptop models were widely used by Highland Council staff.

Council tax will be hiked 4.84 per cent to pay for £20 million roads investment

Highland Council has issued coronavirus guidance to its 9500 staff.

THE winners of a Highland-wide design project have been revealed after hundreds of children in the region have submitted their works.

THE expected inflation-busting rise in council tax payments won't bring all the council-managed roads in the Highlands up to an acceptable standard.

SCHOOL children should be taught how their actions now can impact on climate change and the kind of homes they will live in the future.

Staff at an Easter Ross leisure centre have hailed the big-hearted response to this week's devastating fire in Invergordon.

A GROUP of environmental activists gathered this morning in Inverness to ask the members of a council's climate panel for urgent action.