Highland Council

PLANS to allow cyclists to travel in both directions along a future one-way street in Inverness city centre have sparked debate.

Parents of pupils at a fire-ravaged Highland primary school will be offered £100 per pupil to help get kitted out again.

THE transformation of Inverness Castle into a major tourist attraction should act as an example to the country, believes Highland Council's leader.

CORONAVIRUS fears have sparked advice to parents at an Inverness school – urging them to watch their children for symptoms following an Italy trip.

A PROJECT to control the gull population in Inverness city centre will continue after it was given £12,000 from Highland Council.

Highland Council has been told that more must be done for children with additional support needs (ASN) while cuts to the service continue.

THE Inverness-Scotland website that Highland Council established to promote the city is to be discontinued because it is considered out of date.

AN old laptop computer may have caused the fire which devastated a Highland school – and the council has now advised its staff not to use them.

INVERGORDON Academy is to act as a temporary base for pupils of the fire-ravaged Park Primary School, Highland Council has announced.

DETAILS of temporary school accommodation will be issued to parents “in due course” following this morning’s blaze at Park Primary in Invergordon.

Firefighters are urging members of the public to stay clear of a school blaze in Invergordon

A PORTRAIT of Prince Andrew has been removed from display inside Inverness Town House.

THREE Highland schools and one nursery are closed or partly closed after being hit by power failures.

A CITY councillor is hoping to get restrictions over the use of large trailers at recycling centres overturned at a meeting next month.

A Highland Council official has revealed more funding has been found to build the My Ness artwork.

It will be full steam ahead next month as work begins to transform Inverness Castle into a tourist attraction celebrating the spirit of the Highlands.

THE Scottish Government has refused planning permission for an 18-hole championship golf course at Coul Links near Dornoch.

PROPOSALS by a city councillor to bring unused homes back into use have been rejected.

Councillors have approved a roads maintenance programme for the Inverness area for the coming year.

Councillors have been warned the cost of the planned Victorian Market revamp could exceed the current budget