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It is understood Alness Academy, Wick High, Inverness Royal Academy and Charleston Academy have gender neutral toilets.
LibDem candidate David Green fears the council is ‘effectively driving business away’ from local operators.
The recent figures show how much was spent by each new Westminster representative since the general election.
Scottish Government is slammed for leaving ‘frontline NHS staff dangerously overstretched and more prone to making mistakes’.
Liberal Democrat leaders Alex Cole-Hamilton and Ed Davey both sign The Inverness Courier’s Pledge to finish the dualling project.
The challenger for 2026 believes the seat is competitive ‘because my opponent is very much part of the problem’.
Leader Alex Cole-Hamilton says ‘People in the Highlands know we are best placed to beat the SNP’.
But the stats draw a blank on assaults of teachers or pupils and drugs or weapons.
The company says the ‘key component’ together with others will help deliver £100 million in community benefit for north of Scotland.
Cllr Andrew MacKintosh says ‘there is no desire on behalf of the people of Culduthel Park to stymy the ambitions of the woodland group’
Councillors were lukewarm towards the application citing numerous pressures on services locally from the development.
He is the member for Fort William and Ardnamurchan and is currently MP Angus MacDonald’s chief of staff.
The analysis reveals an 18% drop in care homes over 10 years while the over-75 population rose by almost 72%.
But four other schools – Charleston, Fortrose, Inverness High and Beauly Primary – will move ahead at a cost of £148m.
The move comes after Fergus Ewing said he would not stand for the SNP – but may run as an independent.
Councillor Michael Gregson warns the Queen’s Park track is at the ‘minimum levels’ acceptable to UK Athletics.
They say the local authority officials ‘decided to protect their positions and status’ and ‘quash discontent’.
The latest information on Avonlea undermines the council’s narrative leading to calls for Raymond Bremner to step down.
The school falls far below the occupancy rate for any serious work to be done on the building.
Michael Gregson says ‘the people are just not feeling the love, and this excessive pay rise to ourselves certainly won’t change that perception’.
