Highland Council

Our Bard Rabbie Burns would be proud of the young Inverness musicians who played one of his most famous songs - using a table as a drum.

The nursery at Inverness Gaelic School has received Very Good ratings from inspectors.

Nairn councillors yesterday agreed to fund a beach access platform and the next phase of the Team Hamish project.

An inspection report has rated Rosebank Primary poor across most categories though its associtaed nursery fared better.

Revised plans are being considered for a sports pitch and outdoor area at a £15 million school being developed in Inverness.

Friends of the Earth say 'little action has been taken in Inverness'

Highland Council is not planning any civic events for the coronation of King Charles III.

Highland Council rubbished the claims saying nowhere in the north exceeds national limits

Raymond Bremner says 'I think this is going to be a huge economic boost for the Highlands'

They also insist that the proposals were changed and not consulted on

Around 12 months ago, a large and highly offensive piece of graffiti adorned the Gathering Place, writes Colin Campbell.

David Traill of Grahams of Inverness says Highland Council is repeating its own mistakes

Together they aim to make the Highlands the major centre for renewables in Europe

Inverness traders slam £8.3 million proposals to slash traffic

Kate Lackie will take over from the departing Donna Manson in February

When combating snow and ice, grit can be a crucial element for most of us.

Businesses say cutting traffic in the city centre would be 'disastrous' for trade

Schools are again affected by closures and late openings this morning with transport challenging in many parts.

The community group behind the popular Nairn splashpad hopes to secure £79,000 funding for phase two of its mission to brighten up the town’s links.

Friends and colleagues have paid tribute to a much-loved Inverness librarian who died at the new year.