Highland Council

Young people in the Highlands will benefit from Scotland-wide funding of £15 million to respond to mental health issues.

Highland Council leader Margaret Davidson has warned there is no room for complacency over the five-tier system of coronavirus restrictions.

Highland Council says it has been making good progress with paying out grants on behalf of the Scottish Government’s Covid-19 Business Hardship Fund.

Caithnessians are being asked to have their say about the way social housing landlords allocate their houses.

In a key speech today, Wick and east Caithness councillor Nicola Sinclair said 'it is vital' that the doors of the airport remain open.

Concerns have been expressed about a car which appears to have been abandoned in a lay-by on the A99 south of Keiss for around two months.

Revelations about the extent of common good assets in Wick have been hailed as a "major breakthrough" for the town.

Eligible pupils across the Highlands will receive school meal vouchers for the festive break as well as for February and Easter holidays in 2021.

Members of the public are being given the chance to help shape the guidance on how Highland Council will handle rural housing applications.

Councillors have approved an investment of more than £2 million in the county's housing stock after identifying fuel poverty as their top concern.

A call has been made for the Scottish Government and Highland Council to safeguard the future of flights from Wick John O'Groats Airport

People in Caithness are being urged to mark Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day at home this year.

A community activist based in Thurso has vented his frustration over an 'eyesore' patch of ground he believes could be developed into a car park.

Expect delays and a bumpy ride on a stretch of the A9 leading into Thurso.

Highland Council has issued guidance on how members of the public can access the new Covid-19 Self-Isolation Support Grant.

A Highland councillor and numerous local bird enthusiasts have united to condemn the 'wanton destruction' of an osprey nest.

A warning has been issued about a fixed penalty notice scam which has been operating in the north

Highland Council has issued a reminder that a full range of support is still available – even though its offices remain closed to the public.

Caithness members of Highland Council have allocated almost £2000 to local groups to help with their response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Caithness councillors have launched a campaign against proposed boundary changes they call a 'threat to democracy'.