Highland Council

The issue has been a blight on several communities across and the wider Highlands with thousands of pounds worth of damage done.

Cleaning gutters may be a dirty job but it could save you a packet in the long run...

Pupils at a Wester Ross secondary school are being given a longer weekend than expected.

Highland Council says neither it nor NHS Highland are able to find more cash for care homes and when services are lost, it is unable to replace them.

Highland schoolchildren were encouraged to go on the run today with some familiar faces joining them...

Nurseries will get a £463,000 boost including a surprise addition of more cash for meals

Highland Council denies silencing critics or losing the trust of the nursery sector

Question marks hang over planned new school projects as Highland Council warned projected costs have more than doubled.

Extra financial support could be offered by Highland Council for early learning and childcare (ELC) amid rising costs.

Controversial plans to expand a fish farm at a Ross-shire beauty spot have been approved despite vociferous objections from the community.

A detailed report for next week’s full council meeting lays out the full extent of its budget problems.

An opposition councillor has hit out at the council’s refusal to consider opening premises as “heat hubs” for those struggling afford fuel bills.

Initial plans for a major business and retail development that could dramatically transform a rural part of Ross-shire have been tabled.

The proposal is part of a larger phased development that is seeing substantial growth in the village.

A controversial expansion of a Ross-shire fish farm at a Wester Ross beauty spot is set to be decided at an area planning committee meeting.

Pupils at Ross-shire's biggest school stepped out in style on the last day of term for an eight-mile stroll.

Ross-shire LibDem Councillor Molly Nolan slams SNP and Greens over 'unforgivable' inaction warning of a 'demographic time bomb'

Highland Council will be running a pilot project to expand it's in-house school transport provision.

Cllr Calum Munro has sent his best wishes to Highland competitors taking part in the Royal National Mòd

'We recognise the marked impact that the cost-of-living crisis, the Covid-19 pandemic and wider global factors are having on everyone’s health.'