Highland capital's coronavirus one-way system 'remains in place' says council after traffic cones moved
Highland Council says the controversial one-way system introduced in the area around Inverness Castle remains in place – and that it did not move traffic cones being used to channel vehicles.
Pictures showing traffic cones moved onto the embankment on Ness Walk raised eyebrows.
Inquiries to Highland Council confirmed that it was not the start of work to remove or alter the system which has proved controversial.
A spokeswoman said: "We can confirm that no infrastructure in place has been removed by the council and we are disappointed that a number of cones on the Castle road, as part of the temporary road layout, appear to have been vandalised and wrongfully removed.
"The site and traffic flow is monitored on a daily basis and we are grateful this has been brought to our attention.”
