Highland Council

The Highlands' multi-agency emergency response to Storm Babet has moved onto the recovery phase – but its teams warn dangers still persist.

The council said its roads department is preparing itself to respond to flooding incidents when the storm hits.

Unison has announced plans for rolling series of strikes with specific dates to be announced 'in coming days'

Residents across the Highlands are being encouraged to get in touch with the council's resilience team to help local communities be ready for winter.

He says this is 'another example of the Scottish government proposing ill-conceived laws to cover the budget shortfalls.'

Highland Council's plan to meet net zero carbon targets by 2045 is spelled out at council's climate change committee

Claire McGonigal will take charge at Inverness High School at the end of next month

The Inverness and Nairn MSP says 'I choose to defend my constituents and let the cards fall as they will.'

It was revealed last night that some north schools will close for three days next week.

The SNP says a new date has not been determined but it will be set following Mr Ewing's recovery.

Council leader Raymond Bremner warns cuts aimed at closing the budget gap would 'yet again be unprecedented.'

A three-day walkout of school staff across the Highlands later this month looks set to go ahead after UNISON rejected a revised pay offer.

Seven Highlands schools included in measure of secondaries based on Highers results

A revised pay offer has been made to striking school staff just a fortnight before the next walkout, with a union set to meet tomorrow to discuss it.

Derek Brown aims to make a difference to outcomes in region

The audience and panel at The Inverness Courier A9 Crisis Summit were clear – safety must come first.

Owner of The Gatehouse near Thurso Maree McLeod says 'the process of applying for a short-term let with Highland Council was made easy.'

Highland Council was considering the impliactions of the looming Local Visitor Levy Bill.

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.

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