Highland Council

Surely together we can iron out the problems, because one thing remains certain - Academy Street needs to be improved, says our columnist.

Kate Forbes says the SNP must ‘rewin trust’ but is change possible for a party after 17 years in power?

More than 50,000 passengers were able to take advantage of Highland Council’s in-house bus service in its first year of operation.

Stunning new images have been released offering a glimpse of what Inverness Castle will look like once it opens as a tourist attraction.

A team who have worked with major UK visitor attractions like Legoland and Silverstone will help train staff at the Inverness Castle Experience.

Colleagues paid tribute to her saying ‘ thank you Bet, thank you for all you have done’.

Overflowing bottle banks and a repeat of collection issues that hit the council’s contractors in 2023 are “very concerning”, a Highland MSP has said.

Steps to boost community participation in managing Nairn’s Common Good assets have seen a new engagement group meet for the first time.

Plans for a major revamp of the clubhouse at Cabot Highland Golf Club have been approved by Highland Council planners.

Highland Council has decided to mothball Daviot Primary School from August.

The annual salaries for newly appointed Highland Council assistant chief executives has been revealed - each earning £124,787.

A council committee has granted planning permission in principle for a redevelopment of the Charleston Academy and Kinmylies Primary School site.

Malcolm MacLeod, Kate Lackie and Allan Gunn are made assistant chief executives at the local authority.

Business leaders have been reacting to a study of the potential impact of planned changes to Academy Street in Inverness.

The plans are aimed at dealing with at least 12 school and spending millions more on much needed road repairs.

The seven hectare site next to SSEN Transmission’s substation at Essich is earmarked to store 200MW.

A new project aims to help provide a fresh way for young Highlanders to pursue a career in the region’s construction industry.

Plans for flats close to a known flash flooding hotspot in Inverness have sparked an array of objections from the public.

A home builder is set to appeal Highland Council’s refusal to sanction a major housing development proposed for Drumnadrochit.

Calls are being made for Highland Council to scrap the plan after the results of the economic impact assessment.