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News published October 2016

• Apprentice mechanics appointed

  Published 31 Oct 2016

  The Highland Council's Community Services have recently completed a recruitment drive for apprentice mechanics.

• Funding for North creative industries

  Published 31 Oct 2016

  Economy Secretary confirms EU support at Convention of Highlands and Islands.

• Citizens’ Panel Performance and Attitudes Survey 2016

  Published 31 Oct 2016

  The results of the latest Citizens’ Panel 2016 Performance and Attitudes Survey were reported to the Highland Council.

• Temporary road closure – part B9039 Newton - Castle Stewart - Ardersier Road, Inverness

  Published 31 Oct 2016

  Motorists are being advised of a temporary road closure for a section of the B9039 Newton - Castle Stewart - Ardersier Road, Inverness.

• Consultation period coming to a close on Modified Plan for Caithness and Sutherland

  Published 31 Oct 2016

  The Highland Council is reminding everyone that the opportunity to have a say on the modified version of the Proposed Caithness and Sutherland Local Development Plan (CaSPlan) is coming to an end

• Review of grass cutting

  Published 28 Oct 2016

  A paper going to Community Service Committee next week on 3 November, will recommend the establishment of an in-house operation that can provide Amenity Services, including grass cutting throughout the Highlands from next year.

• Third sector funding

  Published 28 Oct 2016

   A paper on funding allocations for third sector culture and leisure services went to The Highland Council’s Education, Children and Adult Services Committee on Wednesday 26 October 2016.

• Final stage of works on the A82 at Tomnahurich Bridge

  Published 28 Oct 2016

  Following work starting last week on the Inverness West Link route at Tommahurich Bridge in Inverness, road users are being advised that this week the project enters the final stages

• Council agrees the Redesign Board’s recommendation for future of janitorial and catering services

  Published 27 Oct 2016

  The Highland Council agrees the recommendation of the Redesign Board to retain Catering, Cleaning and Facilities Management/Janitorial Services (CCFM) within the Council.

• Words prove important in ‘Emerging Literacy’ report to Council Members

  Published 27 Oct 2016

  Members of The Highland Council’s Education, Children and Adult Services Committee have overwhelmingly ‘embraced, celebrated, and welcomed’ a report on ‘Emerging Literacy’.

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