Planning

The Fain Brew coffee wagon, run by Lee Taylor from Dundonnell, offers a range of drinks for those passing by.

While one councillor was very excited, another said: ‘This is a source of shame… it should have been done years ago.’

A dozen new jobs are to be created after plans for a new whisky experience in the Highland capital.

In the wake of the Dingwall opening, Home Bargains’ plans to open another Highland store have been given the green light.

Ambitious plans to turn a former kirk into a shop, design studio and café have suffered a blow after transport chiefs objected over road safety fears.

Councillors have approved a battery storage site near Evanton despite the potential risk of fire services getting stuck trying to access the site.

Plans for a new chip shop that had village residents salivating have been given the greenlight.

A fire-ravaged garage site looks set to return to life as new industrial units after plans were submitted to Highland Council.

A donation pillar is to be installed at a centuries-old harbour to help generate funds for its repair and maintenance.

Highland Council has outlined a vision that it believes would streamline how it uses assets for the greater public good.

The affordable housing scheme aims to deliver four bungalows, four flats and 28 villa-style homes.

“They are situated in a fantastic location, just minutes walking from both Dingwall Primary and Dingwall Academy.”

A former photographer’s studio in Alness could be turned into two brand new flats under plans lodged with the council.

Plans for two controversial battery energy storage facilities to be built in different parts of Ross-shire came before councillors this week.

Delighted village residents are salivating at the prospect that a new chip shop and restaurant could open in the heart of their community.

Over 100 delegates from local and national government and business organisations are present to look at solutions to the current housing challenge.

Sarah Bernstein, from Montreal and now living in Achiltibuie, won the Scotiabank Giller Prize in 2023 for her novel Study for Obedience.

The issue involves more than just a shortage of affordable local homes and include taxation, energy ratings and administration.

Dunbeath/Berriedale Say No to Pylons Action Group want ‘his immediate removal as leader of the council’.

The community group have sold a land previously intended for two homes, in order to “accelerate delivery” of a larger housing development.