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News published November 2017

Public to be invited to ‘find their way’ through signage strategy in New Year
Published 30 Nov 2017
The public will be consulted on ‘wayfinding’ signage in Inverness in early 2018.
New waste policy will tackle city centre commercial waste ‘blight’
Published 30 Nov 2017
A new approach to dealing with trade waste in Inverness city centre has received approval from the Highland Council’s City of Inverness Area Committee.
Inverness planning ‘blueprints’ get go ahead from City Councillors
Published 30 Nov 2017
Inverness planning ‘blueprints’ get go ahead from City Councillors.
Local priorities for City of Inverness and Area
Published 30 Nov 2017
Highland Councillors of the City of Inverness Area Committee have agreed priorities for the city of Inverness that will be submitted to The Highland Council.
Inverness BID 5-year term supported by City Committee
Published 30 Nov 2017
A draft business plan for a new 5-year term for the Inverness Business Improvement District has received the support of Members of Highland Council’s City of Inverness Area Committee.
New Manager aims to put ‘heart’ back into Victorian Market.
Published 30 Nov 2017
Jo Murray has been appointed by The Highland Council as Victorian Market Manager.
Co-location improves local access to services
Published 30 Nov 2017
The Highland Council and Department for Work and Pensions are implementing plans to improve accessibility to their services
Portree Primary School receives double Gold School Sport Award
Published 29 Nov 2017
It’s a ‘double whammy’ for Portree Primary School today (29 November 2017) as they received their second Gold School Sport Award from Garry Reid of sportscotland.
Ness WiFi is rolled out across Inverness City Centre
Published 29 Nov 2017
City-region deal investment means that Inverness can now be branded a digital city.
Welcome for decision not to end charity relief for High Life Highland
Published 29 Nov 2017
The Highland Council and High Life Highland have warmly welcomed the Scottish Government's decision not to accept the recommendation of the Barclay Review to end the charity relief