Highland Council

Proposals for a new piri-piri chicken restaurant in the heart of Inverness are a step nearer reality after the latest planning application was lodged.

Officers of the Protestant organisation, the Apprentice Boy of Derry, have invited Highland Council representatives to a meeting.

Questions are being asked about why it took so long to declare the Inverness, Skye and West Ross-shire constituency result in the General Election.

Bus users will now be able to purchase Highland Council bus tickets through a dedicated app.

The winning bid for the £500,000 contract for the upgrade of a popular Inverness play park has been announced today.

A growing Highland village is set for another tranche of housebuilding with approval for 160 new homes.

Floodlighting plans at an Inverness park that sparked light pollution concerns among nearby residents have been given the green light.

The public have been sharing their thoughts on the vote counting fiasco for Inverness, Skye West Ross-shire.

The search has begun to find the face who will lead an Inverness landmark into the future as a major tourist attraction.

Residents in the region could see their waste collection and recycling services impacted by a dispute over pay this summer.

The snap election called just six weeks ago sparked a rush to get ready in time.

A new voluntary £40 pass for campervanners & motorhome owners visiting the Highlands has sparked heated reaction from residents and travellers alike.

High Life Highland’s has affirmed its commitment towards helping to tackle climate change.

A new voluntary scheme has launched aimed at encouraging campervanners visiting the region to contribute towards the cost of tourist infrastructure.

Advice has been issued for voters in the Highlands who have yet to receive or return their postal votes.

A private booth has ben set up for anyone who wishes to complete their postal vote there and then.

The money allocated falls short of the steady state so ‘deterioration of the overall network will occur’.

The opt-in new partnership seeks to increase contributions to £7500 per MW on top of the £5000 per MW already in place.

The opt-in new partnership seeks to increase contributions to £7500 per MW on top of the £5000 per MW already in place.

“Frustrated and angry” Highlanders have spoken out about the delays in receiving their postal vote, meaning they won’t get a say in the election.