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Luxury glamping pods in a village on the North Coast 500 have been approved despite almost 60 objections from residents.
The extent of problems in Highland Council’s vehicle fleet have been laid bare after investigations revealed a series of “urgent” problems.
A community housing development in Sutherland that will ringfence homes for local people has been approved.
Locals near various energy proposals have said a council map showing development across the region is a worthy starter but needs “significant work.”
Plans for one of Scotland’s largest battery storage sites has been objected to by councillors because it is just two miles from the Castle of Mey.
Enforcement of the ban, forcing overnight visitors to move along, would’ve cost the council up to £41k.
Councillors have agreed to boost senior councillor pay by between £5-11k this year.
Councillors hoped to take advantage of the lucrative North Coast 500 route, using the funds raised to improve services along the route.
Local development charity Kinlochbervie Community Company have submitted plans to transform the old harbour store into a tourist hotspot.
Councillors have been told some new private hire drivers could not navigate “simple” trips to the likes of Inverness Airport.
Councillors questioned whether a draft three-year plan to implement the changes was “achievable”.
The Highland health board was unique in its adoption of a lead agency model, which gave different powers to each authority.
A report outlining the extent of the overpayments was put in front of councillors at an audit committee today.
Councillor has said local authority must lead by example and more training needed
A battery energy storage system near Mybster has been approved by Highland Council planners, despite environmental concerns being raised.
A site close to Dounreay being considered for a battery energy storage system is one of two in the Highlands to have sparked concern among councillors
NHS Highland is forecast to overspend by £50 million in the latest projections discussed on Tuesday.
