Highland Council

Teachers in Inverness and Nairn have joined a Highland-wide day of strike action by the Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS).

The plans are to be decided amid a push towards active travel across Inverness

Parents and carers are being invited to enrol their child online

A new pavilion for community use is set to be built at the world's first Highland games stadium almost 160 years ago after it first opened.

Bin collections in the Drumnadrochit area have been disrupted today.

Currently hundreds of tons of refuse travel almost 200 miles by lorry for treatment

The platform provides a unique way to discover hidden gems in the region.

Primary pupils at a Highland school saw X-rated content in class

Highland Council’s Inverness city leader Ian Brown has been showcasing the investment potential of the area at an event in London.

Read the full letter from Inverness Royal Academy rector.

Inverness Royal Academy's rector suspects social media could be partly to blame.

Highland Council launches probe after she says primary pupils accessed X-rated content.

The Inshes roundabout has earned itself a long-standing reputation as one of the worst traffic bottlenecks in Inverness.

The four per cent rise leaves a £708,000 budget gap

Highland Council has vowed to fix a 'no entry' sign that is covering signals at a pedestrian crossing in Inverness.

Inverness businesses are to vote on renewing the city centre Business Improvement District for a fourth term.

Cllr Duncan Macpherson was this week highly critical of the council's plan to leave and claimed that it had not been properly thought through.

Councillor Ken Gowans says the NC500 and Skye projects would have helped the local economy

Council officers have warned that anything less than six per cent will mean a cut in the repairs and maintenance budget.

Councillor Duncan Macpherson says he will contact Police Scotland over the issue