More than 400 Ukrainian refugees are currently living in Highland hotels, including Inverness, Strathpeffer and Aviemore.
Despite projected £9.7 million overspend Highland Council’s administration says it’s in a strong position to weather the storm.
Part of the City-Region Deal, the digital project aims to make Highland the most digitally connected rural region in Europe.
This was the key message from a detailed independent report commissioned by the local authority.
School Street Zones aim to drastically reduce traffic around schools, providing cleaner air and safer streets.
Divisional Commander Conrad Trickett told councillors the police are delivering results under enormous pressure.
The Scottish Government has placed a ban on all non-household biodegradable waste going to landfill from 2025.
Highland councillors will next week discuss a strategy to bring the region’s 321 play parks up to scratch.
The newly elected member says her first few months at Highland Council have been ‘eye-opening’
The council previously lost out on investment to fund road improvements along the west coast of the NC500.
An Inverness housing application for Culcabock Child Guidance Centre will go before councillors at the south planning committee meeting next week.
The cost of Highland Council’s most senior members looks set to increase by 15 per cent.
Councillor David Gregg made the comments at the first meeting of the new Highland Council last week.
Inverness Ness-side Lib Dem councillor Alasdair Christie has vowed to hold the new Highland Council coalition to account as leader of the opposition.
Devolved power, flexible working and smart budgeting are among modernisation plans floated by Councillor Bill Lobban.
In many ways, Highland Council is a unique conundrum.
Morven Reid was elected as an independent councillor for Culloden and Ardersier at last week's council elections.
Roads and archaeology could be major challenges for the developers of a new housing estate in Inverness, Highland councillors have said.
Kinellan Building Limited applied for permission to build four detached and two semi-detached houses in Inverfarigaig, on the east bank of Loch Ness.
Robertson Homes wants to build 47 homes as part of the Westercraigs development
