Highland Council

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

A car crashed into the building in January 2021.

HIGHLAND Council announced plans to carry out road resurfacing works on Old Perth Road in Inverness from Sunday 25 June.

Slashing council rents and reinstating an NC500 bin collection scheme could cost up to £342,000.

An Inverness rehabilitation centre for people affected by substance use is given planning permission for expansion that could save lives.

A major mental health charity wants to convert a shop in the Eastgate Centre, Inverness, into a Recovery College for community based learning.

The deadline to submit an expression of interest is June 16.

The £1.9 million project needed 'special measures' as almost half the units remain to be leased.

A podcast exploring all aspects of life across the Highlands and Islands is set to hit the digital airwaves this month.

The pair have also been shortlisted in the employee of the year section at the council's Staff Recognition Awards.

Highland Council's south area education and learning manager has won a national award for her work on LGBTQ+ inclusive education.

“Let’s all get behind the team, and give them as much support as we can,” says Inverness Provost.

A team of access rangers have begun their seasonal work to promote responsible access in tourist hotspots across the Highlands this summer.

The £1.9 million foodhall area failed to meet income targets with almost half the units still empty after a 'perfect storm' of challenges.

Mileage was one of the biggest rises going from just under £17,000 to £79,000 while two years ago it was just £3551

CITY landmarks are to be adorned in Caley Thistle's colours this weekend – as the club seeks to secure football immortality in the Scottish Cup final.

Highland Council has told Barratts to redo the signs after it failed to use the correct translations the local authority had provided.

Two Highland schools containing a potentially dangerous concrete have been identified.

A small Loch Ness-side primary school has received a high rating and a glowing report following its most recent inspection by Education Scotland.

People turned out in force over four evenings last week to litter pick in their local communities.