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SUBSCRIBE NOW Subscribe to our e-editionsThe budget proposals will be considered by Highland Council tomorrow, March 4.
Councillor Andrew Jarvie also wants to see a Council Tax cut in this year's budget when it is decided on Thursday
THE future of a fire-hit school site remains unclear following a second devastating blaze, Highland Council has said.
Highland Council has today widened eligibility and extended the deadline for businesses to apply for its Discretionary Business Grant scheme.
It included a large dead larch tree, which was overhanging a public footpath on the Ness Islands, is now complete.
POSTAL votes have begun being sent out to voters ahead of a council ward by-election next week.
More than £6 million will go to supporting wages, grants for businesses as well as training and apprenticeships
HIGHLAND Council has released a photo showcasing the devastating damage caused by the latest fire at a Highland school.
Firefighters have been using all means at their disposal to tackle the blaze at Park Primary – the second in a year.
Councillor Struan Mackie launched the campaign after branding the proposals a 'destruction of rural democracy'