Highland Council

An Inverness city centre “eyesore” could be transformed if a motion by three councillors gains support this week.

A campaign by a Highland woman to abolish Blue Badge parking charges across Scotland will be considered by Highland councillors next week.

Highland Council and Eden Court must draw up a formal funding agreement in the next six months, according to auditors.

Warnings issued that alongside fuel poverty household incomes will also be hit

A complaint by community councillors about how Highland Council handled the allocation of Scottish Government Town Centre Funding has been upheld.

Highland Council is delighted to announce the creation of 17 trainee facilities management placements throughout the region.

The UK and Scottish Governments have announced two green freeports are to be established in Scotland.

Highland Deaf Education Service’s unique 1+2 BSL digital pack a hit with more than 20 Scottish local authorities buying it.

Ballifeary Community Councillor Andrew Smith claims it would be a waste of £1.4 million if it was made permanent without any changes.

Online enrolment for all Early Learning and Childcare (ELC) providers, including local authority nurseries, opens today.

About 9000 native trees and shrubs are to be planted in an Inverness park in the coming weeks to help tackle the impacts of climate change.

Highland Council is set to make a popular free parking spot in Inverness city centre a permit-only zone.

A new velodrome for Inverness is unlikely to be a priority for a council working group looking into new sporting facilities for the city.

Councillor Derek Louden says 'that you can’t seem to get a decent burial is something that I find pretty shocking'

Members of Highland Council’s economy committee have spoken out against a “lack of democracy” in the national planning process for onshore wind.

Packs of Lateral Flow Device (LFD) tests will be available from several Highland locations from Monday to Friday next week.

A new £15 million Inverness primary school and nursery will provide pupils with unisex toilets only.

A new £15 million Inverness primary school and nursery will provide pupils with unisex toilets only.

A former community council chairman whose mother is a member of Highland Council is to stand for election to the local authority himself this May.

Councillors have given the green light to the first phase of an extensive housing development between Culloden and Balloch in Inverness.