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Highland Council 'U-turn' on early learning and childcare fees welcomed

Highland Council 'U-turn' on early learning and childcare fees welcomed

Highland Council 'U-turn' on early learning and childcare fees welcomed

25 October 2022

But critics are still not jumping for joy over what they call 'significantly' lower rates


Highland Council to offer additional funding for early learning and childcare

Highland Council to offer additional funding for early learning and childcare

Highland Council to offer additional funding for early learning and childcare

21 October 2022

RISING costs and budget uncertainty has prompted Highland Council to consider extra funding for early learning and childcare (ELC).


Bleak Highland Council report shows 121 per cent cost increase of new capital builds

Bleak Highland Council report shows 121 per cent cost increase of new capital builds

Bleak Highland Council report shows 121 per cent cost increase of new capital builds

20 October 2022

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


Council slammed over rejection of heat hubs idea

Council slammed over rejection of heat hubs idea

Council slammed over rejection of heat hubs idea

18 October 2022

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


Could Elon Musk's Starlink technology help out Highlands in a crisis?

Could Elon Musk's Starlink technology help out Highlands in a crisis?

Could Elon Musk's Starlink technology help out Highlands in a crisis?

07 October 2022

Highland Council thinks it just might.


Westminster Foundation funds 'Big Blue Box' for youth activities in Kinlochbervie

Westminster Foundation funds 'Big Blue Box' for youth activities in Kinlochbervie

Westminster Foundation funds 'Big Blue Box' for youth activities in Kinlochbervie

07 October 2022

Young people in Kinlochbervie and the surrounding area are set to benefit from a new portacabin to house youth service activities.


Highland Council's financial crisis is so dire it needs to reassess its 'capacity' to provide public services

Highland Council's financial crisis is so dire it needs to reassess its 'capacity' to provide public services

Highland Council's financial crisis is so dire it needs to reassess its 'capacity' to provide public services

06 October 2022

With a £40 million blackhole projected, council leader Raymond Bremner warns 'we will be faced with tough decisions'


Applications now open for Highland Council's short term let licensing process

Applications now open for Highland Council's short term let licensing process

Applications now open for Highland Council's short term let licensing process

03 October 2022

Highland Council has confirmed that its online process for short term let licence applications is now open.


Call for respite care to be reinstated at Thor House in Thurso 'for the sake of families'

Call for respite care to be reinstated at Thor House in Thurso 'for the sake of families'

Call for respite care to be reinstated at Thor House in Thurso 'for the sake of families'

02 October 2022

Caithness councillor says people have to go elsewhere for the service


'Exceptional achievements' of Highland pupils, teachers and support staff is a source of pride

'Exceptional achievements' of Highland pupils, teachers and support staff is a source of pride

'Exceptional achievements' of Highland pupils, teachers and support staff is a source of pride

01 October 2022

Achievements are a source of great pride says Highland Council education chairman.


Keynote Scottish Government programme providing 1140 hours of free childcare is 'beginning to fail'

Keynote Scottish Government programme providing 1140 hours of free childcare is 'beginning to fail'

Keynote Scottish Government programme providing 1140 hours of free childcare is 'beginning to fail'

30 September 2022

Cllr Andrew Jarvie asks if the council can’t work within private sector budgets 'how on earth does it expect our partners to be able to?'


Ten for a tenner offer aims to tempt Sutherland residents back to the gym and swimming pool

Ten for a tenner offer aims to tempt Sutherland residents back to the gym and swimming pool

Ten for a tenner offer aims to tempt Sutherland residents back to the gym and swimming pool

29 September 2022

The promotion aims to flag the benefits of exercise and a longer-term membership.


Praise for Ukraine efforts

Praise for Ukraine efforts

Praise for Ukraine efforts

28 September 2022

More than 400 Ukrainian refugees are currently living in Highland hotels, including Inverness, Strathpeffer and Aviemore.


Planning consent granted for new Dornoch Firth distillery

Planning consent granted for new Dornoch Firth distillery

Planning consent granted for new Dornoch Firth distillery

28 September 2022

Plans for a new malt whisky distillery on the south bank of the Dornoch Firth have been given the green light by Highland Council.


'I think Melvich being in abeyance is just a blip': Local councillor confident community council will reform

'I think Melvich being in abeyance is just a blip': Local councillor confident community council will reform

'I think Melvich being in abeyance is just a blip': Local councillor confident community council will reform

28 September 2022

There are a total of eight seats on Melvich Community Council.


Councillors give green light to 112-home scheme at Dornoch

Councillors give green light to 112-home scheme at Dornoch

Councillors give green light to 112-home scheme at Dornoch

27 September 2022

The new homes are the third and fourth phases in an overall 194-unit development.


Green flag flying high at Tongue Primary School as pupils achieve fourth eco accreditation

Green flag flying high at Tongue Primary School as pupils achieve fourth eco accreditation

Green flag flying high at Tongue Primary School as pupils achieve fourth eco accreditation

26 September 2022

The school worked towards its latest award by focussing on litter and waste, biodiversity, and water.


Views invited on Highland Council housing strategy for affordable homes in next five years

Views invited on Highland Council housing strategy for affordable homes in next five years

Views invited on Highland Council housing strategy for affordable homes in next five years

25 September 2022

There is still time to fill out the Local Housing Strategy survey which is open until the end of the month.


Sutherland accommodation providers advised that applications will open shortly for mandatory new short-let licences

Sutherland accommodation providers advised that applications will open shortly for mandatory new short-let licences

Sutherland accommodation providers advised that applications will open shortly for mandatory new short-let licences

24 September 2022

Licences to be applied for after October 1


COST-OF-LIVING CRISIS: Highland Council agrees £3.2m package to help worst-off locals through the winter

COST-OF-LIVING CRISIS: Highland Council agrees £3.2m package to help worst-off locals through the winter

COST-OF-LIVING CRISIS: Highland Council agrees £3.2m package to help worst-off locals through the winter

23 September 2022

The measures include a one-off £145 payment to the worst off households and an extension of free school meals


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