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Police Scotland confirmed a 20-year-old man was arrested and two people were taken to Raigmore Hospital for treatment.
Councillor Christie says ‘it is simply not right’ the council is holding the meeting behind closed doors
The con calls on victims to ‘act quickly’ after falsely claiming a ‘a local council’ issued a penalty charge notice.
Despite the meeting’s secrecy we reveal the options presented to councillors include junking the whole project.
The top team wage bill at the local authority now tops £1.5 million in salaries alone.
Highland Council received just over £8.6 million from second homes, fees and charges and other areas.
Building a Local Scotland campaigners say the country is ‘one of the least locally governed countries in the world’.
MSP Edward Mountain tells council leader Raymond Bremner it ‘brings the council into direct competition with local businesses’.
Some parents say additional support is not available where it should be.
He argued for five per cent of revenue to be held locally as he was keen to “set down a marker’ in his first speech.
The move paves the way for the local authority to ban fireworks in misuse hotspots.
Legislation is due to come into effect in the Autumn and could pave the way to introducing a visitor levy.
Fears for the project emerged yesterday when the finance secretary warned ‘we cannot afford all of our capital commitments’.
Fireworks control zones could be imposed through a community request due to ‘anti-social behaviour’.
Finance secretary Shona Robison warns ‘we cannot afford all of our capital commitments’
BBC Scotland claims the new UK government-backed energy company will go to Aberdeen.
One says it is ‘deeply troubling’ while a second believes ‘big money has defeated democracy’.
Chief Superintendent Robert Shepherd says it is intended to create a ‘hostile’ environment for groups from Birmingham, Derby, Liverpool and London.
Businessman Scott Murray says ‘they are going to lose the public purse £4 million when we are going to have pensioners struggling to heat their homes’
He says work must accelerate ‘otherwise, we will continue to see more lives being needlessly lost’.
