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A Highland Council project to make multi-million pound improvements to Inverness Crematorium takes a step forward

A Highland Council project to make multi-million pound improvements to Inverness Crematorium takes a step forward

A Highland Council project to make multi-million pound improvements to Inverness Crematorium takes a step forward

15 October 2024

A major consideration is ensuring the cremator replacement is done in a phased fashion so that cremations can continue at Kilvean Cemetery.


Highland Council announces start of winter service to grit 785km of roads across the region

Highland Council announces start of winter service to grit 785km of roads across the region

Highland Council announces start of winter service to grit 785km of roads across the region

14 October 2024

Resources to treat roads over winter are now in place according to Highland Council, with around 40,000 tonnes of salt in stock.


New Inverness hub aimed at driving £20bn energy infrastructure projects officially opens doors

New Inverness hub aimed at driving £20bn energy infrastructure projects officially opens doors

New Inverness hub aimed at driving £20bn energy infrastructure projects officially opens doors

10 October 2024

A major new hub driving offshore renewable projects has opened in Inverness in a move an energy giant says "underlines its commitment" to the city.


Vandalism concerns as hundreds of school Chromebooks need repairs potentially costing more than £40,000

Vandalism concerns as hundreds of school Chromebooks need repairs potentially costing more than £40,000

Vandalism concerns as hundreds of school Chromebooks need repairs potentially costing more than £40,000

07 October 2024

Highland Council confirmed more than 402 laptops need work in August – a 35 per spike compared to last year.


Highland Council backs plan to give the public a greater voice and clearer view of energy developments

Highland Council backs plan to give the public a greater voice and clearer view of energy developments

Highland Council backs plan to give the public a greater voice and clearer view of energy developments

30 September 2024

A fiery meeting saw broad support to provide a live map of proposals, support community councils and clarity on local impacts.


Stop ‘salami slicing’ of applications for major energy projects, demand community councils across the Highlands

Stop ‘salami slicing’ of applications for major energy projects, demand community councils across the Highlands

Stop ‘salami slicing’ of applications for major energy projects, demand community councils across the Highlands

28 September 2024

A growing number of community councils in the Highlands have joined forces calling for greater clarity on plans for major energy projects.


Scots Trad Music Awards heading to Inverness for first time in a decade

Scots Trad Music Awards heading to Inverness for first time in a decade

Scots Trad Music Awards heading to Inverness for first time in a decade

26 September 2024

Inverness will play host to the MG ALBA Scots Trad Music Awards for the first time in a decade this autumn, it has been confirmed.


Highland Council to complete adjourned full meeting on September 30 after public anger

Highland Council to complete adjourned full meeting on September 30 after public anger

Highland Council to complete adjourned full meeting on September 30 after public anger

20 September 2024

Highland Council has acted swiftly to set a new date to resume its full council meeting after public anger greeted Thursday evening’s adjournment.


Royal pedigree for person who will head up Inverness Castle Experience attraction

Royal pedigree for person who will head up Inverness Castle Experience attraction

Royal pedigree for person who will head up Inverness Castle Experience attraction

16 September 2024

The person who will head up the Inverness Castle Experience has been named - and he has some very strong royal connections.


Highland Youth Convener wants to ‘empower the young people of the Highlands’

Highland Youth Convener wants to ‘empower the young people of the Highlands’

Highland Youth Convener wants to ‘empower the young people of the Highlands’

15 September 2024

Newly appointed Lauren McKittrick says ‘my aim is to ensure that there are opportunities for each and every young person’.


Highland Council appoints four officials to new £105,487 a year roles

Highland Council appoints four officials to new £105,487 a year roles

Highland Council appoints four officials to new £105,487 a year roles

10 September 2024

The top team wage bill at the local authority now tops £1.5 million in salaries alone.


Kingussie last to lift iconic trophy - as it finds new home further north

Kingussie last to lift iconic trophy - as it finds new home further north

Kingussie last to lift iconic trophy - as it finds new home further north

09 September 2024

For 128 years, the Camanachd Cup has been the pinnacle of excellence within the shinty community.


Highland Council is a prime example of Scotland’s too big local authorities due to ‘creeping centralisation’

Highland Council is a prime example of Scotland’s too big local authorities due to ‘creeping centralisation’

Highland Council is a prime example of Scotland’s too big local authorities due to ‘creeping centralisation’

09 September 2024

Building a Local Scotland campaigners say the country is ‘one of the least locally governed countries in the world’.


‘Scrap this ill-conceived and unworkable’ motorhome pass scheme, Highland Council is told.

‘Scrap this ill-conceived and unworkable’ motorhome pass scheme, Highland Council is told.

‘Scrap this ill-conceived and unworkable’ motorhome pass scheme, Highland Council is told.

07 September 2024

MSP Edward Mountain tells council leader Raymond Bremner it ‘brings the council into direct competition with local businesses’.


Vulnerable children missing out on support due to Highland Council ‘algorithm’

Vulnerable children missing out on support due to Highland Council ‘algorithm’

Vulnerable children missing out on support due to Highland Council ‘algorithm’

06 September 2024

Parents says additional support is not available where it should be as the focus is now on kids from deprived backgrounds.


Highland councillors approve the process for creation of firework control zones

Highland councillors approve the process for creation of firework control zones

Highland councillors approve the process for creation of firework control zones

05 September 2024

Move paves way for local authority to ban fireworks in misuse hotspots


Highland Council moves one step closer to introducing tourist tax as it readies an online consultation

Highland Council moves one step closer to introducing tourist tax as it readies an online consultation

Highland Council moves one step closer to introducing tourist tax as it readies an online consultation

04 September 2024

Legislation is due to come into effect in the Autumn and could pave the way to introducing a visitor levy.


Could Highland Council ban fireworks from being sold in the region?

Could Highland Council ban fireworks from being sold in the region?

Could Highland Council ban fireworks from being sold in the region?

04 September 2024

Fireworks control zones could be imposed through a community request due to ‘anti-social behaviour’


‘We are asking the Highland Council to scrap their scheme’ say campsite owners across the north

‘We are asking the Highland Council to scrap their scheme’ say campsite owners across the north

‘We are asking the Highland Council to scrap their scheme’ say campsite owners across the north

04 September 2024

Several campsites across the Highlands have said a new scheme set out by the local authority ‘will not support their businesses’.


EDWARD MOUNTAIN: Highland Council and the Scottish Government has chance to align itself with the public’s priorities

EDWARD MOUNTAIN: Highland Council and the Scottish Government has chance to align itself with the public’s priorities

EDWARD MOUNTAIN: Highland Council and the Scottish Government has chance to align itself with the public’s priorities

03 September 2024

He says the council can’t ‘carve up the city centre like this and expect everyone else to swallow it without proper consultation’.


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