Highland Council

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.

A charity which supports women, children and young people experiencing domestic abuse is giving reassurances that its Inverness refuge remains open.

Plans for a transformational investment of nearly £9 million in maternity wards at Raigmore Hospital have gone before Highland Council.

HIGHLAND Council has pointed abuse victims to its emergency accommodation service after saying the Refuge provision in the city is no longer provided.

A GLAMPING site is set to be built in the hills above Loch Ness after it was approved by Highland Council.

Humza Yousaf said 'work is already underway on developing a new deal for local government'

The claim comes as the council prepares to review the existing formula for allocating road repair budgets across the region.

Councillors hope going paperless for meetings will deliver a big saving, both for the budget and for the environment.

Further clarity is needed on whether planned changes at an Inverness traffic bottleneck will lead to more traffic queues, say council officers.

Scotland’s first ‘bicycle mayor’ has just taken office in Inverness.

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CONCERNS over a rat infestation have led residents to say they feel let down by Highland Council.

NAIRN councillors raised concerns over the circulation of a report finding significant failures in the Highland Council’s decision-making process.

Investors in a unique new Inverness bar experience featuring axe-throwing today met on-site with environmental health officials.