Highland Council

At present figures are mainly only provided on a regular basis at nationwide, and NHS and local government regional level

Property, catering, cleaning and facilities staff are singled out for doing a great job

Councillors will be asked to reject 'significant and detrimental' boundary changes later this week

ANYONE needing to self-isolate due to the Covid-19 cluster in Grantown is being offered assistance by Highland Council.

Highland Council agreed a new thirty-year vision for the future of Highland to promote through the Scottish Government’s National Planning Framework.

The consultation will provide an opportunity to comment on the planning policies that promote and direct future rural housing across Highland.

Applicants Reidhaven Estate had pledged to donate proceeds from house sales to Inverallan redevelopment

Large part of proceeds from estate's application for four homes will go towards funds to transform Inverallan Church

Both posts are advertised with salaries over £50,000

MSP asking questions over refusal to sign up to Eat Out scheme

Multiple major civic events – including Hogmanay, bonfire and Halloween – have been cancelled due to coronavirus.

But announcement hailed as good news by one local Highland councillor who feared facilities could have been axed

Bagged household waste, garden waste, large and small electrical appliances and cardboard already being taken

Proposals include erection of two semi detached houses by Deshar Road in Boat of Garten

As part of the next stage in easing Covid-19 lockdown restrictions the market will reopen its doors for the first time in almost four months.

In response to the Covid-19 pandemic the Scottish Government removed the statutory requirement for local authorities to deliver 1140 hours of ELC.

In a virtual meeting of Highland Council’s Badenoch and Strathspey Area Committee councillors heard about plans for reopening schools.

Highland Council is planning to re-open play areas across the region throughout summer following advice provided by the Scottish Government.

'Time is running out and they need to get on with it'

But council leader Margaret Davidson said Andrew Baxter was 'moving against the administration'