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News published March 2018

• Step closer for Morvern Community Hub following funding announcement

  Published 13 Mar 2018

  The community of Morvern is delighted to announce that the Highland Council has been successful in securing funding to assist Morvern Community Development Company (MCDC) build a new Community Hub in the village of Lochaline.

• Former Provost William A E Fraser - tribute

  Published 12 Mar 2018

  Tributes have been paid to former Provost of Inverness William A E Fraser who died on Saturday 10th March 2018.

• Still time to apply to vote in Lochaber by-election

  Published 12 Mar 2018

  Polling will take place on Thursday 5 April to elect one of the six candidates standing in the Caol and Mallaig Ward by-election and voters are being reminded to make sure they are ready to make their vote count.

• £3.6 million to regenerate the Highlands

  Published 12 Mar 2018

  Communities in the Highlands will benefit from £3.6 million to regenerate local areas.   

• Fort William hosts meeting of Regional Transport Partnership Chairs

  Published 12 Mar 2018

  Fort William hosted the latest meeting of the Chairs of the seven Regional Transport Partnerships in Scotland when the benefits of promoting healthier lifestyles through Active Travel, such as walking and cycling,  were highlighted as a priority area for joint action. 

• Cuach na Cloinne 2018

  Published 12 Mar 2018

  Comunn na Gàidhlig (CnaG) has now started preparations for Cuach na Cloinne 2018.

• Culloden Academy pupil is 1 in a 1,000 globally.

  Published 12 Mar 2018

  A fourth year pupil at Culloden Academy in Inverness has been selected to be one of only 1,000 girls worldwide to take part in a Global STEM Alliance. 

• Next meeting of Easter Ross Community Partnership

  Published 12 Mar 2018

  The Easter Ross Community Partnership will meet in Knockbreck Primary School, Ankerville Street, Tain on Wednesday 21st March 2018 at 7 pm.  

• Aird and Loch Ness have had their say

  Published 12 Mar 2018

  Around 130 people took part in deciding which projects should be supported from the £15,000 funding pot made up of a portion of the Ward Discretionary Budget. 

• National campaign says apprenticeships are the business

  Published 9 Mar 2018

  Kirkhill teen Rhona Lee has discovered the formula for an exciting STEM career and it all starts with a Foundation Apprenticeship.

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