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Highland Council bin uplifts could be cut to every three weeks

26 August 2014
Highland Council bin uplifts could be cut to every three weeks

Highland Council bin uplifts could be cut to every three weeks

26 August 2014

CUTTING rubbish bin collections to once every three weeks could improve recycling efforts, according to a senior Highland Council officer.


Disabled hit by welfare reforms in Highland

26 August 2014
Disabled hit by welfare reforms in Highland

Disabled hit by welfare reforms in Highland

26 August 2014

FLAGSHIP welfare reforms being tried out in Highland got hundreds of people back into work but has left council disabled people waiting nearly a year…


Former Highland GP says NHS 'safer under independence'

22 August 2014
Former Highland GP says NHS 'safer under independence'

Former Highland GP says NHS 'safer under independence'

22 August 2014

TORY MSP Mary Scanlon has hit out at an ex-Liberal Democrat councillor and former GP after he announced his support for Scottish independence.


Under fire grass cutting firm gets Highland Council contract renewed

22 August 2014
Under fire grass cutting firm gets Highland Council contract renewed

Under fire grass cutting firm gets Highland Council contract renewed

22 August 2014

A GRASS cutting firm that let the grass to grow knee-high in some parks and cemeteries this summer has secured a year-long extension to its Highland Council…


Controversial Highland wind farm plan kicked out

20 August 2014
Controversial Highland wind farm plan kicked out

Controversial Highland wind farm plan kicked out

20 August 2014

PLANS for a controversial 20-turbine Highland wind farm have been blocked by councillors.


£40k grass cutting injection after flood of Ross complaints

09 August 2014
£40k grass cutting injection after flood of Ross complaints

£40k grass cutting injection after flood of Ross complaints

09 August 2014

A GRASS cutting firm heavily criticised for allowing grass to grow knee-high in public parks and roadside verges has landed £40,000 out of pocket.


Concern over Ross academy performance

07 August 2014
Concern over Ross academy performance

Concern over Ross academy performance

07 August 2014

DISAPPOINTING attainment levels among 16 to 18-year-olds at Tain Royal Academy need to be tackled, according to the Highland Council’s head of education.


Black Isle 55-homes plan gets green light

06 August 2014
Black Isle 55-homes plan gets green light

Black Isle 55-homes plan gets green light

06 August 2014

PLANS for two neighbouring housing schemes on the Black Isle have been given the go-ahead, bringing 55 new homes to Fortrose.


Highland police hit pubs and clubs; drink-drive figures plummet

19 July 2014
Highland police hit pubs and clubs; drink-drive figures plummet

Highland police hit pubs and clubs; drink-drive figures plummet

19 July 2014

THE HEAD of police in the Highlands claims new style of “predictive policing” is making the Tom Cruise movie Minority Report a reality.


Highland protest planned over BBC 'bias' on independence referendum

18 July 2014
Highland protest planned over BBC 'bias' on independence referendum

Highland protest planned over BBC 'bias' on independence referendum

18 July 2014

POLICE in Inverness will facilitate a peaceful protest against the BBC’s coverage of the Scottish referendum.


MP Alexander dismisses 'bedroom tax' u-turn jibe

18 July 2014
MP Alexander dismisses 'bedroom tax' u-turn jibe

MP Alexander dismisses 'bedroom tax' u-turn jibe

18 July 2014

UNDER-FIRE Highland MP has dismissed criticism of planned "bedroom tax" changes as "more nonsense from the SNP" and denies accusations of a u-turn.


Highland MP accused of 'bedroom tax' u-turn over election fears

17 July 2014
Highland MP accused of 'bedroom tax' u-turn over election fears

Highland MP accused of 'bedroom tax' u-turn over election fears

17 July 2014

THE SNP claims fears of a General Election wipe-out have forced MP Danny Alexander to ditch support for the so-called 'Bedroom Tax' policy.


Highland police guns policy could go to watchdog

16 July 2014
Highland police guns policy could go to watchdog

Highland police guns policy could go to watchdog

16 July 2014

THE CONTROVERSIAL decision by Chief Constable Sir Stephen House to arm officers with handguns during routine patrol could be called in by the Scottish…


'Saville effect' sees spike in Highland rape reports as police reveal new stats

14 July 2014
'Saville effect' sees spike in Highland rape reports as police reveal new stats

'Saville effect' sees spike in Highland rape reports as police reveal new stats

14 July 2014

MORE people are coming forward with allegations of rape to the police, with new figures showing reports doubled in the last two years.


Call to target school leavers to help plug Highland home care gaps

13 July 2014
Call to target school leavers to help plug Highland home care gaps

Call to target school leavers to help plug Highland home care gaps

13 July 2014

TEENAGERS are being targeted by NHS Highland to plug a chronic shortage of home carers.


'Braveheart' Highlander grabs TV spotlight in defence of the Union

11 July 2014
'Braveheart' Highlander grabs TV spotlight in defence of the Union

'Braveheart' Highlander grabs TV spotlight in defence of the Union

11 July 2014

A KILT-WEARING Highlander has become a national online sensation following his outburst on BBC Question Time.


So, what do drivers think would do most to improve safety on the A9?

09 July 2014
So, what do drivers think would do most to improve safety on the A9?

So, what do drivers think would do most to improve safety on the A9?

09 July 2014

A SURVEY of driver attitudes on the A9 between Perth and Inverness has highlighted that a large percentage of motorists acknowledge they break the speed…


Top cop stands firm on arming of Highland police

08 July 2014
Top cop stands firm on arming of Highland police

Top cop stands firm on arming of Highland police

08 July 2014

SCOTLAND’S Chief Constable has written to Highland Council’s deputy leader over his decision to arm police officers in the Highlands.


Fears flagged over delayed checks of Highland schools' gym equipment

07 July 2014
Fears flagged over delayed checks of Highland schools' gym equipment

Fears flagged over delayed checks of Highland schools' gym equipment

07 July 2014

SCHOOL children have potentially been put at risk due to delayed inspections of gym equipment.


Meeting to hear of A9 speed camera fears

07 July 2014
Meeting to hear of A9 speed camera fears

Meeting to hear of A9 speed camera fears

07 July 2014

LEADERS of a campaign battling to block the A9 average-speed cameras scheme will meet in Inverness later this week.


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