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News published January 2021

Damaged building update
Published 25 Jan 2021
Following damage to a building on Pumpgate Street in the Merkinch area of Inverness caused by a road traffic accident on Thursday evening, the site remains cordoned off and traffic management in place
Town Centre Funding projects agreed for 2 Skye communities
Published 25 Jan 2021
3 projects will be offered a total £56,104 Scottish Government Town Centre funding to help deliver economic stimulus in the eligible settlements of Broadford and Portree.
Council Tenant Briefing focuses on support
Published 25 Jan 2021
As we continue to deal with Level 4 temporary lockdown restrictions, more and more people are experiencing an impact on their finances and wellbeing.
Highland Council winter road condition report for Monday, 25 January 2021
Published 25 Jan 2021
Highland Council winter road condition report for Monday, 25 January 2021
Highland businesses start receiving Closure Grants
Published 25 Jan 2021
Businesses throughout Highland will today start seeing Closure Grant payments in their bank accounts.
Inverness school roll capping 2021-22
Published 22 Jan 2021
The Highland Council is ‘capping’ or limiting school rolls in some primary and secondary schools in Inverness for the 2021-22 academic session.
Highland Council winter road condition report for Friday, 22 January 2021
Published 22 Jan 2021
Highland Council winter road condition report for Friday, 22 January 2021
Digital presence vital for Inverness local business recovery
Published 21 Jan 2021
Inverness Councillors on The Highland Council’s City and Area Recovery Group today discussed the importance of local businesses having an online digital presence for customer access.
Hydroelectric turbine to provide STEM learning opportunity for young people of Highland
Published 21 Jan 2021
The Highland Council has begun detailed designs works on a major £2.5m energy project, part-funded by the Scottish Government through Salix Finance.
Wick regeneration project to benefit from additional funding
Published 21 Jan 2021
Members of The Highland Council’s Caithness Committee have approved additional funding for a project to bring new life to the site of a former derelict building on Wick High Street.