Highland Council

Key first planning step is to be held over a 275,000 volt connection line to Inverness from the £550 million hydro scheme to be built above Loch Ness.

An Apprentice Boys of Derry parade taking place in Inverness later this month has stoked controversy on social media.

Major work to revamp Bught Park in Inverness has the Highlands at its heart after local workers were hired to carry out construction.

Some of the best traditional Scottish musicians will take on stage for the closing night of the Inverness Highland Games.

Highland Council admits it is baffled by a spate of cat and dog illnesses in an Inverness neighbourhood.

The Beaufort Hotel in Inverness wins five years planning permission for former covid shelter in forecourt.

The story of Inverness’s historic Northern Meeting Park will be spread thanks to £120,000 from lottery for new interpretation measures.

Residents in Scorguie have raised fears that plans for 12 new flats will worsen a known flash flooding hotspot on Clachnaharry Road.

Torvean Bridge finally reopened to traffic on Saturday after another repair.

Parking places will be lost temporarily at a key Inverness riverside site for almost 7 months while work is carried out on the Northern Meeting Park.

Cllr Alasdair Rhind, who represented the Tain and Easter Ross ward, will be buried following a funeral service on Friday.

Highland householders are being blamed for causing a series of explosions at an East Lothian energy plant.

The family at the centre of the allegations now just wants to ‘move on with our lives’ but are satisfied their daughter has been ‘vindicated.’

Disabled Councillor Andrew Jarvie appealed his city centre ticket which found ‘the entry sign is not a valid Restricted Parking Zone entry sign.’

Saddened community figures have called Cllr Alasdair Rhind a “font of knowledge, gentleman and friend”.

Torvean Bridge over Caledonian Canal suffers new problem just as two repairs are carried out.

He says it is ‘crucial’ schools ‘are not granted an exemption when it comes to political scrutiny.’

He was backed by Struan Mackie who accuses the council of ‘creating a culture of fear and intimidation.’

There is still time to fill in an online consultation to feed into the creation of a Local Place Plan (LPP) for Nairn.

Plans have been revealed for a pumped hydro storage scheme in the Highlands which would be one of the largest of its type in the UK.