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News published October 2015

• Over two hundred people enjoy Wick Waves sea festival

  Published 5 Oct 2015

  Over two hundred people took part in the recent Wick Waves festival which was organised by The Highland Council's Countryside Rangers.

• Archaeology Guided walk to The Slochd Sheilings

  Published 2 Oct 2015

  Have you ever wondered as you drive along the A9 what is up and beyond the Slochd Summit? The Highland Council Countryside Rangers are leading an Archaeology themed walk to explore the beautiful landscape and the deserted villages on the hillside.

• #HolyroodRocks regional heats get underway

  Published 2 Oct 2015

  The Holyrood Rocks Inverness heat will be held at the Spectrum Centre, 1B Margaret Street, Inverness on Saturday 3 October from 8pm to 10.30pm.

• Safer routes to school for Wick High and Newton Park Primary.

  Published 2 Oct 2015

  Parents attended a meeting yesterday (1 October) in Wick to discuss Safer Routes to School proposals for the Wick High and Newton Park Primary campus.

• Minister to raise Green Flag for Bishop Eden Primary

  Published 2 Oct 2015

  Pupils and staff at an Inverness Primary will celebrate achieving a third Eco-Schools Green Flag for their school next week (Monday 5 October) with a flag raising event supported by Fergus Ewing MSP

• Highland Council Leader welcomes further devolution and protection of island communities

  Published 1 Oct 2015

  Leader of the Highland Council, Cllr Margaret Davidson commented on Islands Minister Derek Mackay’s statement (yesterday) during a consultation on further devolution and protection of the islands.

• Highland Council asks are you ready for winter?

  Published 1 Oct 2015

  The Highland Council is supporting the Scottish Government’s Ready Scotland campaign at www.readyscotland.org and urges people in the Highlands to take some time to get ready for winter and all kinds of severe weather.

• Hilton Primary to host Healthier Scotland cooking bus

  Published 1 Oct 2015

  Pupils at Hilton Primary in Inverness are eagerly looking forward to the arrival next week of the Healthier Scotland cooking bus.

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