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News published June 2015

• Chief Officers get a bird’s eye view of West Link

  Published 3 Jun 2015

  Chief Officers of the Highland Community Planning Partnership gave a warm welcome to a presentation on the West Link Project at their latest meeting.

• Next Easter Ross District Partnership

  Published 3 Jun 2015

  The next meeting of the Easter Ross District Partnership will take place in Tain on Friday (5 June).

• City / Region deal progress for Inverness and the Highlands welcomed

  Published 2 Jun 2015

  Progress on the preparations being made for two projects valued at £3 million for the City of Inverness and Highland regional economy has been welcomed by Members of The Highland Council’s City of Inverness Area Committee.

• Winter Payment Scheme to be continued in 2015/16

  Published 2 Jun 2015

  One thousand and forty five households in Inverness received payments totalling £82,555 from the Inverness Common Good Fund’s Winter Payment Scheme this past winter 2014/15.

• Ness Islands management plan approved

  Published 2 Jun 2015

  A three-year updated management plan for the popular Ness Islands amenity area on the River Ness, Inverness has been endorsed by Members of The Highland Council’s City of Inverness Area Committee.

• The Highland Council pays tribute to Charles Kennedy

  Published 2 Jun 2015

  The Highland Council is today united in paying tribute to Charles Kennedy on the sad news of his sudden and untimely death.

• Council appoints Head Teacher for Keiss Primary

  Published 1 Jun 2015

  The new Head Teacher of Keiss Primary School in Caithness is Kathryn Laidlaw. She takes up her post in August 2015.

• Chance to enjoy wild flower walks and a guided hill hike next week with Council Rangers

  Published 1 Jun 2015

  The Highland Council Rangers have several events coming up next week in the Inverness area, each exploring different local habitats.

• Keep Scotland Beautiful confirms 2015 winners of Seaside Awards

  Published 1 Jun 2015

  The charity for Scotland’s environment, Keep Scotland Beautiful, today (30 May) announced the 2015 winners of the Scottish Seaside Awards - rewarding the efforts of beach managers and communities Scotland-wide in maintaining high standards. The news comes as beaches prepare to welcome visitors for the busy summer season starting on 1st June.

• Alternative payment arrangements to help Universal Credit claimants

  Published 1 Jun 2015

  Highland Council are working with the DWP to assist vulnerable people who need additional support.

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