Highland Council

Victorian Inverness Prison again criticised as outdated and unsuitable by HM Chief Inspector of prisons in a report just issued.

The council’s Gaelic language plan has a vision to embed Gaelic into its education improvement planning.

A REQUEST to make an Ardersier road private was deferred by Nairn councillors over concerns that it might be closed to the public in the future.

Care home closures and chronic staff shortages are leaving hundreds of Highland patients without appropriate care.

Parking fees are going up for Inverness as Highland Council aims to balance its budget.

Plans to introduce a new recycling service – and a new wheelie bin – to Highland households have provoked strong criticism from the public.

The issue was thrust into the spotlight at the leadership debate hosted by The Inverness Courier.

A total of 1694 households in the Inverness area have been supported this winter.

Highland households will see the introduction of a new recycling service – and a new wheelie bin.

Beaufort Hotel is seeking planning permission for an eating and drinking shelter erected during the Covid crisis.

Highland households will see the introduction of a new recycling service following a Scottish Government funding award to Highland Council.

Efforts to pave the way for more affordable housing have been pledged amid a council 'land banking' push.

Revenues must no longer be squandered on inane trivia, says our columnist.

Highland Council is eyeing up extending its in-house bus services to create a new airport shuttle – and may also buy more electric buses too.

FAMILIES risk being priced out of the sport they love unless the decision to axe a climbing wall is reversed, campaigners have warned.

Highland Council has literally moved the goalposts at a play park in Inverness.

Highland Council has lent its support to an SSEN power line project – but only if a specific route is followed.

Highland Council’s city committee has agreed to fund 11 projects totalling £574,181.67.

A community leader in the city’s Crown area has raised fears about the impact potential road changes in Academy Street could have in the area.

Inverness councillors will hold a special meeting tomorrow to decide how to allocate more than half a million pounds of community funding.