Highland Council

The Ross-shire brewer aims to relocate to a site at the retail park with a visitors centre, bar and restaurant.

Vulnerable children were “put at risk” at a Highland Council respite care centre through failings identified by inspectors.

Highland Council has received advance notice of a full planning application.

Forestry and Land Scotland has lodged an application to enlarge the existing car park at the western end of Loch Achilty, but 7 trees will be felled.

The Black Isle and Easter Ross Area Committee have given the green-light to 16 funding applications submitted to the Community Regeneration Fund.

Does it matter if Ross-shire community councils fall by the wayside? As a deadline looms, we listen to people who think that it does.

A special school in Ross-shire was closed at short notice following an incident earlier today. It will re-open tomorrow.

By extending its repayment on three Public Private Partnerships it would get a £68 million windfall but increase debt by £146 million.

Views are urgently sought from the public over ways Highland Council can address a £60m gap in its budget.

A ban prohibiting pavement parking will be enforced across the Highlands from next month.

Black Isle communities have curated a plan for the future of their towns and villages.

The report highlighted the "need to build leadership skills" in the school, as well as praising the "caring and supportive environment" for learning.

Inspectors will return to carry out a further inspection of the school within 12 months of the publication of this letter.

Public urged to take part in consultation about rolling out the 20mph speed limit across the Highlands as deadline nears.

Proposed spending on roads across a swathe of Ross-shire has been agreed at a Highland Council area committee.

Strong winds forecast to continue have prompted the decision.

People living in an Easter Ross community are being urged to have their say on the fate of a bust bought for £5 and now worth over £2.5million.

The cash will go to non-essential maintenance but there are concerns about the 'potential affordability impacts.'

Community minded folk in Ross-shire are being urged to consider putting themselves forward for community councils that have fallen into abeyance.

A new chairperson has been appointed for the Black Isle and Easter Ross Area Committee at the January 22 inaugural meeting.