Highland Council

But the Levelling Up secretary is worried that not dualling the A9 may limit the 'full economic and social benefits.'

Highland Council has taken another step towards establishing a specialist pothole team, saying it will enable a quicker response.

Highland Council is considering the implications of the looming Local Visitor Levy Bill.

Highland Council has been warned a controversial licensing scheme for short-term lets may be “legally unsound”.

News of the possible new passing loop has been hailed by campaigners, amid hopes it will boost train reliability on the Far North and Kyle lines.

Pupils across Sutherland will join classmates throughout the Highlands in returning to school today after the long summer break.

ILLEGAL vape sales and dodgy knock-offs have sparked a plea to businesses to help stamp out the issue after more than 2000 were seized in a year.

The TIS scheme guarantees a one-year training post in a local authority to eligible graduates.

Most tenants remain willing to responsibly manage their rent accounts.

Yesterday (Thursday, August 10), Highland Council discussed the impact that the ‘cost of living’ has had on tenants experiencing rent arrears.

Scrutiny of exam results in the Highlands has prompted starkly different assessments.

Anyone interested in joining Golspie Community Council is invited to its next meeting on Monday, August 14.

The vacancy arose following the resignation of Sarah Rawlings in June.

Members of the Sutherland area committee met yesterday

Highland Council says data shows improvements made as young people receive their SQA exam results today.

Veronica Morrison said of Tain and Easter Ross: 'It is important we get all the attention we deserve and need from Highland Council'.

Local authority says it has no statutory obligation to deliver nursery provision

Highland Council is taking action after the shock revelation that sewage was dumped 952 times in Highland through sewer overflows.

The Keiss 'murder-suicide' on Sunday afternoon has come as a shock to the entire Caithness community, according to the leader of Highland Council.

Highland Council is taking action after the shock revelation that sewage was dumped 952 times in Highland through sewer overflows.