Highland Council

Sepa and Highland Council have confirmed the presence of an algal bloom in Loch Tarff on the south side of Loch Ness.

RESIDENTS in an Inverness neighbourhood are being urged to submit views over revised plans for the new Charleston Academy building and area.

A 68-year-old man was arrested in connection with the recent Inverness flat fire and later released pending further inquiries.

AN 11th hour crisis which had threatened to derail the Highland Cross has been averted after Highland Council helped to plug a transport shortage.

Highland Council has warned that some private water supplies in the region could run low due to lack of rainfall.

Inverness's much praised hydro electric power station on the River Ness hits heatwave snag - low water.

Highland Council has plans to build five solar farms.

Inverness Provost said it will recognise the work that they do protecting our communities and country.

Well-heeled guests staying at a Loch Ness castle near Inverness could soon be entertained in a former toilet block.

For the 2023/24 permit season, Highland Council is keeping the price at £47.75 per permit for the opt-in brown bin service.

People fled their homes after a fire broke out in an Inverness city centre block of flats today.

Artists including Duncan Chisholm and Julie Fowlis argue it is essential to a child's development and vital for the region's culture.

Four smaller shops might also be built alongside the retailer as part of the Stratton development.

Some of the work will start this week.

The £106 payment is designed to help people in the wider Inverness area cope with the cost-of-living crisis and winter energy bills.

INVERNESS Ice Centre could soon boast a temporary marquee to help it host "seasonal events" under plans lodged with Highland Council.

Ness Bridge is often lit to mark special occasions or raise awareness for charity and other causes... but how did it all begin?

More than £15,000 is to be spent on the various play parks. Is one in your community on the list?

Bruce MacGregor says he is 'absolutely delighted' to be involved adding: 'a Highland Ceilidh, what could be better than that?'

Eligible teens aged 16-19 who qualify are entitled to £30 per week during term time.