Councillor Raymond Bremner sought to reassure Highland Council’s 10,000 employees that they would do everything possible to avoid redundancies.
Inverness councillor Alasdair Christie launched a strong bid to save the Knocknagael allotment land from development, but lost by two votes.
Highland licensing committee has agreed to increase taxi fares by 20 per cent – effective from February 13, 2023.
Highland Council’s education officers have reported a strong improvement in attainment across the board.
Highland Council's Inverness committee has heard worries over fire service availability.
Education committee members agreed to “step back” and allow officers to continue to negotiate payment rates for the sector.
A council committee will vote tomorrow on whether to invest £10,000 in a feasibility study for the city’s flagship Whin Park.
They will consider measures for Riverside Way and the Raigmore interchange in Inverness.
The Boundary Commission is tasked with reviewing the UK’s parliament constituencies and is gathering views on its draft plans.
Pupils will not get into the new Ness Castle Primary School until the end of February.
A Highland Council report provides some early insight into the huge impact of the cost-of-living crisis on social housing tenants.
There are only 25 care home beds available across the Highlands according to a new report.
The council had proposed significant price rises for use of its electrical vehicle (EV) charging points, in a bid to offset maintenance costs.
Councillors slammed a Scottish Government decision to support up to 130 more homes at Inshes in Inverness.
Members of Highland Council’s south planning committee have given their approval to 12 new homes at Drakies in Inverness.
Some Highland councillors representing Inverness said children are having to eat their lunch outside.
Springfield Properties has abandoned plans for a footpath linking Inverness’s Drakies housing development with Culcabock Avenue.
A detailed report for next week’s full council meeting lays out the full extent of its budget problems.
One of the discussion points was how much to do locally, and to what extent the Highlands should wait for more details of the National Care Service.
Councillors attended a recent briefing on resilience –how the council plans to respond to significant emergency events.
