Highland Council

PLANS to install a new footbridge with lifts at the train station in Nairn have been submitted by a railway infrastructure operator.

The growing demand for digital skills in the Highland economy is to be addressed by supporting volunteers to launch 'tech clubs' across the region.

FED-UP road users sick of potholes have joked that the Highlands needs more Etape cycling events ­– after the council repaired the road on the route.

An Inverness business is turning heads by getting all dressed up for the coronation of King Charles.

The timing has drawn criticism from fed-up city cyclists who've had to deal with the problem for years.

But the reprieve will be short-lived – the first phase has finished ahead of schedule, but workers will be back from April 23 to May 26.

An abandoned car which has been stuck in bushes next to a busy A9 roundabout for months has sat there so long it's been immortalised on Google Maps.

Two Inverness hotels in The Kingsmills Group have teamed up to tackle a litter pick along the banks of the River Ness.

NOTES from council meetings which were criticised by Nairn residents groups for lack of transparency will now be made available to the public.

ROADWORKS have begun on a busy bridge in the heart of Inverness, with traffic restricted to one lane for up to six weeks.

VITAL efforts to save the Highlands' important wildflower habitats are set to enter a new phase – and residents are being urged to do their bit.

'The current plans are not universally popular ' versus 'I can’t understand the argument against pedestrianising'

A BRIDGE in Inverness will be closed to the public for most of the day during Etape Loch Ness later this month.

He fears 'a real gap is growing between us, the people of Inverness, and those we elect to represent us'

Scott Murray says of the council that 'if they are not going to be our voice then we have to find our own'

New colours, new rules, and an extra bin – next spring will bring big changes to Highland household bin collections.

Harbour Road will be closed overnight at the level crossing near Millburn Road to allow for "essential" maintenance work.

Plan for six holiday cabins in a field at Kirkhill will cater to "environmentally and socially-responsible couples", say applicants.

The site, which has sat empty for a number of years, would be turned into a ground-floor flat if Highland Council approves the plan.

Most businesses are in favour of investment in the city centre where improvements are deemed to enhance the trading environment, says our columnist.