The hugely popular ice cream parlour issues a desperate plea to halt Academy Street plans that would ‘ultimately mean closure.’
But it will only be completed after a decisive vote on the future of the scheme on Monday.
But one Greens councillor objected arguing it would encourage people to use their cars.
Limited budgets could sound the knell for boozy receptions for the cash strapped council.
No economic impact assessment has been done and businesses fear slashing traffic by 75 per cent will devastate city centre trade
Inverness councillors will be asked to okay the charge to secure other events after the Highland Games lost £34,000.
Highland Council was considering the impliactions of the looming Local Visitor Levy Bill.
Council officer Craig Baxter says 'it is about making a prime destination, a really important place where people can live, work and visit'
Julian Diamond says 'to be perfectly honest, we don't think it's been handled particularly well.'
Yet Inverness businesses remain open to change but only if they are right
He hosted another roundtable with local agencies to sound out possible solutions
The proposal from Network Rail would see the old 'decorative' casst-iron bridge removed
Scott Murray says similar schemes caused 'business closures, and unemployment' adding 'we certainly don’t want to bring it to Inverness.'
Officials say the plans show 'insufficient regard to preserving natural beauty of the countryside.'
Hundreds of jobs are expected to be supported by development of the Nairnshire port which is under way now.
He says 'all of us in the Highlands feel the same terrible knot in the stomach when we hear there has been another accident on the A9.'
He says 'the main issue for us travelling the A9 regularly will be the same as for any other individual, family or business – and that is safety.'
He says 'the main issue for us travelling the A9 regularly will be the same as for any other individual, family or business – and that is safety.'
Caley Thistle CEO Scot Gardiner says 'everyone' supports 'the campaign and intention to dual the A9 as a matter of priority.'
The board is battling an estimated £55.7 million budget gap.
