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News published October 2019

• Infirmary Bridge and road restrictions for Ness Islands’ Halloween Show, Inverness

  Published 25 Oct 2019

  Motorists, cyclists and pedestrians are being advised of road and bridge restrictions in the interests of public safety during the ‘Halloween Show’

• Be aware! Council Tax scammers still targeting Highland

  Published 24 Oct 2019

  The Highland Council has once again been alerted to a Council Tax scam whereby scammers are now writing to customers and claiming that the resident is due a council tax refund.

• Council and HITRANS call for balance in road provision

  Published 24 Oct 2019

  The Highland Council and HITRANS are speaking out against the call from walking and cycling organisations to cease all new road building in Scotland.

• Elrig Bridge weight restriction

  Published 23 Oct 2019

  There will be a temporary 7.5 tonne weight restriction to be introduced at Elrig Bridge to ensure public safety after a recent inspection of the building.

• New lease of life for Church Street building

  Published 23 Oct 2019

  A city centre building owned by the Inverness Common Good Fund is now fully let thanks to extensive refurbishment and investment of £1.8m. 

• NHS Highland takes emergency steps to protect residents at local Independent Care Home

  Published 23 Oct 2019

  NHS Highland announced today that it is taking urgent action in order to safeguard residents at a local independent care home. 

• Top season for Council owned harbours

  Published 22 Oct 2019

  Harbours owned and operated by The Highland Council have had their busiest cruise ship season ever

• New off-street parking policy could generate local investment

  Published 22 Oct 2019

  A new off-street parking policy which could generate income for local investment, will be considered on Thursday by members of the Environment, Development and Infrastructure Committee.

• Early completion date confirmed for Stromeferry works

  Published 22 Oct 2019

  The Highland Council is pleased to confirm that the works underway on the A890 Stromeferry Bypass are due to finish earlier than planned and the road will reopen fully to traffic at 7am on .....

• People of Wick have their say in improvements to the town

  Published 22 Oct 2019

  More than 80 Wickers gave up their time last Thursday to suggest improvements to High Street and Bridge Street.

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