Highland Council

A new Inverness bar and restaurant where competitive axe-throwing will be held is to considered by councillors next week.

PLANS to develop a new recycling hub could be "potentially transformative" in Nairn, according to a local councillor.

The public is being invited to have its say on the future of the historic Northern Meeting Park in Inverness.

Tulloch Homes has submitted a planning notice calling the additional homes a ‘logical and sustainable extension’ to an existing development.

Controversial plans for major expansion at an out-of-town retail park in Inverness have been turned down by the Scottish Government

Works to deliver a new active travel connection from Cradlehall to Inverness Campus are under way.

A NAIRN parking scheme on Common Good land has generated more than £24,000 income for the 2022/2023 year so far.

Civic leaders in Inverness have joined in celebrations across the world to mark Commonwealth Day.

We sought to place the Highlands and Moray firmly on the political agenda after years of neglect

The prospect of Highland Council being broken up and replaced by smaller entities – including, for example, an Inverness City Council – was addressed.

A pothole measuring around two feet across has been reported to Highland Council.

Controversial plans to limit traffic access to Academy Street should be trialled in the first instance.

The health and safety of children at a Nairn nursery were put at risk, inspectors have revealed in a critical report.

Ariane Burgess has urged Highland Council to reconsider the closure of a popular climbing wall in Inverness.

Inverness amenities and roads teams and the Fort William’s child health team will take part in the pilot

EFFORTS to help young talent stay within the Highlands have been welcomed after the council signed up to a Scottish Government initiative.

The project could hinge on 'crofting loss versus the community gain'

WORKS to build a key accessibility project at a Nairn beauty spot are set to kick off next week.

MEMBERS of the public can now view the plans for Highland locations which will be included in a new 20mph speed limit programme.

New signs are set to be installed on a historic building near Loch Ness as part of a £1.5 million revamp.