Highland councillors today reiterated their support for 20mph speed limits – but agreed that motorists are largely ignoring the new rules.
The cost of charging an electric vehicle at a Highland Council rapid charging point could soon increase to 70p per kilowatt hour.
Highland Council has reiterated its support for a visitor levy, or so-called "tourist tax".
Council officers have warned that anything less than six per cent will mean a cut in the repairs and maintenance budget.
The Scottish Government has granted an appeal by Mowi Scotland for changes to its Loch Hourn fish farm.
Highland Council's Easter Ross area committee meets next week to agree its annual roads investment programme.
Highland’s new schools could hang in the balance as councillors cancelled their capital investment meeting, with no new date set.
Council leader Raymond Bremner vows to protect jobs and communities from budget cuts.
Councillor Maxine Smith believes a different approach is needed to solve school-build woes.
There's a meaty to-do list following another tough year throwing up plenty of challenges.
Highland Council is conducting a review of its office estate in the hopes of saving more than a million pounds in operating costs.
Councillor Raymond Bremner sought to reassure Highland Council’s 10,000 employees that they would do everything possible to avoid redundancies.
Highland licensing committee has agreed to increase taxi fares by 20 per cent – effective from February 13, 2023.
Highland Council's Inverness committee has heard worries over fire service availability.
Education committee members agreed to “step back” and allow officers to continue to negotiate payment rates for the sector.
A detailed report for next week’s full council meeting lays out the full extent of its budget problems.
Highland Council thinks it just might.
A public consultation had been held ahead of the planning application which has now been approved.
Highland primary schools have recorded an improved performance in literacy and numeracy – but it’s still short of the national average.
More than 400 Ukrainian refugees are currently living in Highland hotels, including Strathpeffer, Inverness and Aviemore.