Highland Council

The latest coronavirus lockdown will not hit vital gritting work this winter, Highland Council has vowed.

Highland Council leader Margaret Davidson has defended a move to grant officers wide-ranging powers to make decisions quickly in an emergency.

Parents and carers can now enrol their child online for P1 for this school year starting August 17

Both business and personal bank accounts can now be used to apply for the Scottish Government's Temporary Business Closure Grants.

Highland Council's Black Isle, Dingwall and Seaforth Committee confirms second tranche of funding to benefit Dingwall, Rosemarkie and Fortrose

Highland Council and Tree of Knowledge have agreed a partnership to provide support to all pupils and staff across all 200 schools.

Highland Council and NHS Highland are warning residents to be very aware of the latest Covid-19 scams that are emerging across the UK.

An extra £20 million is to be invested in Highland roads which have been given a high priority by the local authority.

Plans have been submitted for the refurbishment of Dingwall Fire Station.

The first part of a look back in words and pictures of a tumultuous year for Ross-shire.

Highland Council has launched the Temporary Business Closure Grant scheme for firms closed due to Covid-19 measures introduced on Boxing Day.

Ross-shire resilience groups prepared to help share the road of winter gritting are being invited to contact Highland Council.

Parents have been sent a letter from the council providing an update regarding the reopening of schools and early learning and childcare settings.

Hope of a breakthrough in long-stalled plans to replace a Ross-shire school building slammed totally unfit for vulnerable children has been welcomed.

A 'heartfelt thanks' was sent out to all council staff, community groups and volunteers helping with the Covid-19 emergency response.

No restrictions on what the money can be spent on.

Planning officials are expected to approve plans for the demolition of flats in Dingwall ahead of a rebuilding programme.

The Highland Council leader reminds everyone to follow all guidance and remain extra vigilant in the face of rising Covid figures.

Two head teachers have been appointed into permanent posts

Rapid repairs to a flood-damaged footpath in Cromarty have earned the praise of two local councillors.