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News published April 2015

• New completion date for Noss Primary School in Wick

  Published 28 Apr 2015

  The handover date for the new Noss Primary School in Wick has been put back from December 2015 to the end of March 2016 due to problems experienced during the erection of the timber frame structure.

• New Apprentice Opportunities with Highland Council

  Published 27 Apr 2015

  The Highland Council is pleased to announce the recruitment of six new building maintenance apprenticeship positions in four different areas of Highland.

• Traffic returns to Inverness city centre

  Published 27 Apr 2015

  ‘Academy Street, Inverness has re-opened to motorists and pedestrians and its business as usual in the city centre’ says the Multi Agency Response Team dealing with recovery of the city centre fire site.

• RTÉ’S Love/Hate and BBC Radio nan Gàidheal amongst Celtic Media Festival gala award-winner

  Published 24 Apr 2015

  Three day festival draws to a close in Inverness, with next year’s location revealed as Dungarvan, Waterford

• Radon testing at Highland Council properties

  Published 24 Apr 2015

  The Highland Council has updated school head teachers, staff, parents and local Highland Council members on the outcomes of radon monitoring in some of its education properties and schools. The following briefing was issued today (24 April 2015).

• Motorists advised of traffic restrictions for Etape Loch Ness

  Published 23 Apr 2015

  The Highland Council and partners are advising motorists of temporary road closures and speed restrictions which will be in place this weekend 25 - 26 April during the Etape Loch Ness cycling event.

• B970 Ruthven Bridge Kingussie

  Published 22 Apr 2015

  A Contractor (Morgan Sindall) was appointed yesterday, 21 April, to replace the superstructure of the existing Ruthven Bridge at Kingussie.

• First Torc Award winners revealed at Celtic Media Festival 2015

  Published 22 Apr 2015

  The 36th Celtic Media Festival is underway at Eden Court, Inverness, with 400 delegates arriving in the city today to experience the 3-day celebration of film, television, radio and digital media which promotes the unique languages and cultures of the Celtic nations and regions.

• Celtic Media Festival 2015 gets underway in Inverness

  Published 22 Apr 2015

  Festival begins as top industry figures arrive in Inverness

• A period of reflection for Lochaber District Health and Social Care Partnership

  Published 22 Apr 2015

  The second meeting of the Partnership to be held in 2015 is on Tuesday 28 April at 1.30pm in the Council Chambers, Lochaber House, Fort William.

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