Highland Council

An Inverness school is closed today as it has no water or heating and power.

The ambition is to create a contemporary European-style food hall

Highland Council’s new graduate, apprentice and intern scheme has provided opportunities for more than 300 people aged 16 to 67.

A community council is the latest organisation to give its views on a proposed new hotel development for Inverness city centre.

MSP Fergus Ewing says 'the current DWP system is cruel and feared by many who rely on it'

Packs of Lateral Flow Device (LFD) test kits will be distributed at several Highland locations next week.

A total of 12 have formed uncontested while three could not because they failed to attract half the maximum membership.

The closures will be in the Riverside West area of Inverness to allow the installation of fibre optic cabling for high speed internet.

P7 pupil Grace Mackenzie won the competition to name the scheme on the River Ness

Highland Council is very close to full compliance with new fire safety legislation and committee members were given an update today.

MSP Emma Roddick says people 'should feel confident creating a work environment in which they can thrive rather than burn out'

Local authority staff who worked to deliver Covid-19 grants to hard-hit Highland businesses have been praised by a senior councillor.

The Highland Council were awarded funding from the Inverness Common Good Fund to plant trees and flowers for the jubilee this year.

Administration of Common Good funds should be brought under direct local control, a Nairn election candidate has said.

There are concerns that the planned new Nairn Academy will not be large enough – even before detailed plans have been drawn up by Highland Council.

Youth development officer Janette Douglas wins her unfair dismissal case against High Life Highland that heard "bullying" claims.

A new mental health awareness initiative dubbed “the nation’s biggest mental health conversation” is being backed by Highland Council.

There are concerns that the planned new Nairn Academy will not be large enough – even before detailed plans have been drawn up.

Highland Council is inviting parents and carers to enrol their child for the next school session starting on August 16.

A community postal ballot to decide the final location of bottle banks in North Kessock is being held by Highland Council.