Highland Council

A vehicle had to be recovered after hitting a pothole on a far north road – while being driven by a Highland roads inspector.

Replacement of St Clement's is not about competing demands but basic human rights, a parent has argued.

Councillor have called on the local authority to align its thinking around climate change and poverty.

HYP aims to deliver a campaign each year and has consulted with young people from across the Highlands to identify a key issue affecting them.

Councillors are calling for some of the profits from renewable energy schemes in the Highlands to be set aside to help improve the region's roads.

Recruitment for a depute chief executive is to begin following agreement today on a slimmer top tier in a revised senior management structure.

Hidden features have been uncovered during work at Inverness Castle, giving a new insight into its past life.

High Life Highland is teaming up with Scottish Squash in a bid to encourage greater Highland participation in the racket sport.

A new welfare guide has been published on Highland Council’s website to highlight the range of available financial support and guidance to residents.

Highland councillors will tomorrow debate whether to create a new deputy chief executive post as part of a cost-saving shake-up of senior management.

A key focus for this fund is to support innovation and new ideas as well as investing in pilots that draw on local insights.

Newly appointed Highland youth convener Anja Johnston says she will be looking to focus on mental health as part of the year-long role.

REGENERATION of a Dingwall neighbourhood is a step closer after Highland Council pushed ahead with plans to demolish and replace old council housing.

Highland Council has been warned to be above board and fully transparent in the appoitnment of a new head of education after earlier controversy.

Kids at Strathpeffer Primary School’s nursery are happily settling into a bright new, refurbished nursery room in the village's community centre.

More 20mph zones look set to be introduced across the Highlands in bid to reduce road casualties.

A LONG winter and the Covid pandemic may have delayed road repairs but they are being "actively tackled", Highland Council has assured motorists.

FEES will be introduced on all Highland Council-run electric vehicle charging points from next month.

Invergordon pupils whose school was twice hit by fire are at the centre of new plans for temporary accommodation.

Furious villagers have accused Highland Council of being "barking mad" after it removed yet more playpark equipment in Easter Ross.