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News published June 2018

High-Fi for Dingwall – Free WiFi is rolled out across 14 Highland towns
Published 6 Jun 2018
DINGWALL now has access to free WiFi in and around the centre of the town thanks to a project led by the Highland Council and funded by the Inverness and Highland City-Region Deal.
Ward Forum for Skye
Published 6 Jun 2018
The next Eilean A’ Cheò Ward Forum will take place in Portree on the afternoon of Monday 25 June.
Coul Links Golf Course decision deferred
Published 5 Jun 2018
Highland Council’s North Planning Applications Committee has deferred making a decision on the application submitted by Coul Links Ltd to develop a 18-hole golf course at Coul Links, north of Dornoch.
Spotlight on Skye housing issues at local Committee
Published 5 Jun 2018
A report to the Skye and Raasay Committee yesterday (Monday 4 June) focussed on the local housing issues and looked at the Council’s performance against a number of national indicators from April
Head Teacher appointed at Charleston Academy
Published 4 Jun 2018
Head Teacher appointed at Charleston Academy
Highland Community Councils form after interim elections
Published 4 Jun 2018
Seven Highland community councils have been formed following the recent interim elections.
Bridge Street site purchase facilitates city centre regeneration and Inverness Castle development
Published 4 Jun 2018
Plans for the purchase of a significant site on the southern side of Inverness’ Bridge Street were unveiled by The Highland Council today.
Don’t miss a trick - Scams Awareness Month 2018
Published 4 Jun 2018
Highland Council’s Trading Standards team will be supporting national Scams Awareness Month during June.
Leader of the Highland Council responds to Islands Bill
Published 1 Jun 2018
It is important to recognise that Highland Council has a coastline of 4412km with 1493 islands and nineteen of these islands are inhabited.
High-Fi for Fort William – Free WiFi is rolled out across 14 Highland towns
Published 1 Jun 2018
FORT WILLIAM now has access to free WiFi in and around the centre of the town thanks to a project led by the Highland Council and funded by the Inverness and Highland City-Region Deal.