Highland Council

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

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?'

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Licences to be applied for after October 1

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

The society’s first contribution to the festival is a guided walk on Sunday around the cleared township of Ledoch in Strath Brora.

Earlier this year Highland Council area was ranked worst in Scotland for literacy and numeracy in P1, P4 and P7.

People are being asked for their views on proposals by the council to review the maximum level of charges for vehicles fitted with taxi meters.

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

Despite projected £9.7 million overspend Highland Council’s administration says it’s in a strong position to weather the storm.

The council says that while it's facing its own budget problems, it's keen to help the region's most vulnerable households.

The draft policy includes a condition limiting the use of hot tubs.

The draft policy includes a condition limiting the use of hot tubs.

All schools, council offices and service points will be closed to the public on Monday, September 19.