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So far 342 facilities have been screened producing a shortlist of the 40 worst performing buildings for carbon emissions.
Angus MacDonald overcame Drew Hendry in July’s general election increasing his party’s vote share by more than 22 per cent.
Edward Mountain says ‘Going into competition with these businesses is madness’.
Options include the Kingsmills Hotel and a proposed street party but it is likely some revenue will go elsewhere in the Highlands.
Highland Council upheld complaints concerning two other members of staff, one of whom was described as ‘hostile’ to the teenager.
Critics of the event say it is now time to reassess it and possibly even cancel it permanently.
While ‘there are several significant shortcomings’ in the council’s economic analysis that are ‘largely directly traceable’ to the local authority.
A review of the available evidence found that it failed to include potential downsides and consulate businesses properly.
A new assessment shows there were ‘weaknesses in the overall approach’ like ‘only assessing one option’.
Biffa says it is working to ‘address the missed collections’ and ensure ‘the service isn’t impacted in the future’.
The club suspended negotiations after the arrival of Orion Group chairman Alan Savage.
Fiona Hyslop was speaking after the Scottish Government put in place ‘emergency controls’ on spending.
Contractor Biffa is now suing the Scottish Government for £200 million over the aborted proposal
The masterplan allows for 416 properties but some are concerned about the pressure on schools and medical services.
Fergus Ewing says ‘the cover-up and secrecy by Transport Scotland and government ministers has gone on for far too long’.
Transport secretary at the time Jenny Gilruth said it did not represent ‘best value’ prompting an 18 month delay.
The local authority’s consultation was ruled ‘unlawful’ and calls were made for the city leader to ‘consider his position’
Unsafe play equipment was removed and the £484,988 revamp of the park is scheduled to begin in October and finish in April next year.
On that basis Lord Sandison ruled the decisions taken by council should be invalidated.
Traffic Scotland says the diversion is via the B9152 and lasts about 13 miles for both north and south-bound traffic.
