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News published December 2019

Road closures for Whin Park Winter Wonderland event in Inverness
Published 4 Dec 2019
Traffic restrictions will be in place around Whin Park, Inverness during the ‘Winter Wonderland’ event, being held over the weekend beginning Friday 13 December 2019.
Temporary road closure High Street, Invergordon
Published 3 Dec 2019
Motorists are being advised by The Highland Council that there will be a temporary road closure on the section of the C1210 High Street Invergordon on Saturday 7th December 2019 from 10am - 6pm.
Inverness road closures for parade.
Published 3 Dec 2019
Motorists are being advised that there will be temporary road closures in Inverness on Tuesday 10th December 2019 to enable a parade to be held by the Rape and Sexual Abuse Service Highland (RASASH).
New homes in Gairloch
Published 3 Dec 2019
The Highland Council has taken possession of 8 new bungalows for people with mobility issues to rent at Gairloch Ginn Park
Committee given update on improvement works to Skye Roads
Published 2 Dec 2019
The Highland Council has confirmed that resurfacing works on the A855 by Stenscholl, Staffin on the Isle of Skye are due to start tomorrow (Tuesday 3 December).
School celebrates extension completion with community open day
Published 2 Dec 2019
Pupils and staff have moved into a new extension at Invergarry Primary School.
Highland Council has most successful night ever at Scottish planning awards
Published 2 Dec 2019
Highland Council enjoyed its most successful night at the SAQP (Scottish Awards for Quality in Planning) held recently.
Inverness winter payments scheme 2019/20
Published 2 Dec 2019
People on low income can apply for a one-off payment of £84 from The Highland Council’s City of Inverness Area Committee 2019/20 winter payments scheme to help them with their winter fuel bills.
Local market organisers and Highland Council Trading Standards praised for keeping Highland shoppers safe from counterfeits
Published 2 Dec 2019
The Black Isle Farmers Society, the organisers of the MFR Car Boot Sale and Highland Council Trading Standards have been praised for signing up to a 'Fake Free Markets' charter.