Highland Council

LONG-gestating plans for a city funeral director to build an additional base in the Highland capital may soon go ahead.

The owners of the Eastgate Shopping Centre are the latest business voice to raise concerns about plans to limit traffic access to Academy Street.

He says 'they prioritised their dodgy deal with the Scottish Greens over the interests of their own constituents.'

Highland Council is urging the public to be cautious after environmental health detected blue-green algae in Castle Heather Park pond.

A family-run bouncy castle business buoyant for over a decade is facing sudden financial ruin after a mystery Highland Council ban.

The LibDem Westminster candidate says the National Care contract needs to rise from £830 per person per week to £1200 to be 'viable.'

The LibDem Westminster candidate says the National Care contract needs to rise from £830 per person per week to £1200 to be 'viable.'

It comes after several incidents of vandalism, specifically at Tomnahurich Cemetery.

The move divided the council as some felt it was anti-religious and others discussed accountability

PLANS for the new business park, which would be built just west of Milton of Leys' access to the A9, have been approved in principle.

The launch of a new initiative raising awareness of the connections between humans and nature around the world will be held in Inverness this week.

UNCERTAINTY over the future of a former care home site in Inverness looks set to continue after new plans to build housing on the site were rejected.

The figures from January shed light on adult social care in the Highlands as it teeters on the brink of collapse.

'The damage caused to headstones is particularly distressing for those visiting loved ones.'

"We still have an aspiration for an Inverness East sports facility – something that’s important in a regional context too.”

A FORMER coffee shop and office in the heart of Inverness is set for a new life as a flat after plans for the change of use were approved.

Here's how to book activities in advance of the open day on Saturday at the Black Isle facility.

It contains 26 measures designed to improve areas where it was thought the council fell short.

They include St Clement’s Special School and Beauly, Dunvegan, Park and Tornagrain primaries

It is phase one of the aspirations for sports facilities at the campus and aims to address a lack of facilities for sports in the east of the city.