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News published November 2018

• CAB office transformed into new city centre homes

  Published 30 Nov 2018

  The former CAB office at 103 Academy Street in Inverness has been converted into four 1 bedroom flats for rent from The Highland Council. 

• Police and partners to host Festive Safe Highland roadshows

  Published 30 Nov 2018

  Officers from the Highlands & Islands Preventions and Interventions Unit will be travelling throughout the region in December offering festive safety advice.

• Policy priorities for Highland in post BREXIT

  Published 29 Nov 2018

  Since the referendum decision to leave the European Union, The Highland Council has considered and made representations on a number of issues which have potential implications for the Highland economy

• Council supports Edinburgh Salmon staff secure new jobs

  Published 29 Nov 2018

  Following the announcement on 28 November by Thai Union that they will close at the end of the year their Edinburgh Salmon plant in Dingwall, a multi-agency response to support the staff has commenced

• Launch of Accessing Inverness Project

  Published 29 Nov 2018

  The public are being asked to have their say on plans which have been drawn up to shape the future of Academy Street, Inverness, and complement a planned major upgrade of the railway station and revamp of the Victorian Market. 

• Topping Out milestone marks Inverness Justice Centre progress 

  Published 29 Nov 2018

  A topping out ceremony was held on the site of Scotland’s first purpose-built Justice Centre in Inverness on Thursday 29 November.

• Council Leader in Edinburgh to meet Ministers

  Published 29 Nov 2018

  Cllr Margaret Davidson, Leader of the Highland Council will be meeting with Scottish Government Ministers in Parliament today, 29 November to discuss a number of issues of importance to the Highlands.

• Your Voice, Your Council, Your Future – engagement continues

  Published 29 Nov 2018

  Last week’s Resources Committee noted the positive movement  in the Council’s revenue budget from a projected year end overspend in quarter one of £5m down to £2.2 in quarter two.

• River Ness Art Project

  Published 28 Nov 2018

  Plans to be submitted for ‘My Ness’ – the new Gathering Place

• Transformation of city site starts

  Published 27 Nov 2018

  Work on a landmark development to reinvigorate the heart of Inverness, creating new homes and new business opportunities has begun. 

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