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News published September 2021

Taisbeanadh Gàidhlig aig a’ Mhòd Nàiseanta Rìoghail 2021 ann an Inbhir Nis
Published 2 Sep 2021
Gaelic showcase at The Royal National Mòd 2021 in Inverness
Temporary road closure on the B9039 Newton – Castle Stuart -Ardersier Road, Inverness
Published 2 Sep 2021
Temporary road closure on the B9039 Newton – Castle Stuart -Ardersier Road, Inverness
Families now able to access 1140 hours ELC across the Highlands
Published 2 Sep 2021
The Highland Council is pleased to confirm that 1140 hours of funded Early Learning and Childcare (ELC) provision is being provided across the region.
Temporary road closure of the U4093 Lochalsh Road, Inverness Sunday 5 Sept 2021
Published 2 Sep 2021
Temporary road closure of the U4093 Lochalsh Road, Inverness Sunday 5 Sept 2021
Kirking of the Council cancelled
Published 1 Sep 2021
The annual Kirking of the Council parade and church service which was being planned for Sunday 5 September has been cancelled for the second year running due to COVID-19.
Century since British Cabinet met in Inverness
Published 1 Sep 2021
The Highland Council and High Life Highland are acknowledging the centenary of the meeting of the British Cabinet which was held in Inverness Town House in 1921.
Connected – Council to further engage with schools on capital plan investment
Published 1 Sep 2021
Communication and engagement activity has been taking place in each of the schools identified for substantial capital investment at the Council’s meeting in June.
Ross Avenue, Inverness parking enforcement consultation
Published 1 Sep 2021
A public consultation gets underway today (1 September 2021) on parking enforcement proposals at Ross Avenue, Inverness.
Area-based approach to Place Based Investment Programme agreed
Published 1 Sep 2021
Members of the Economy and Infrastructure Committee today agreed that an area-based approach is to be adopted to manage the Scottish Government’s Place Based Investment Programme grant for 2021/22.
Highland’s transition to net zero emissions progressing well
Published 1 Sep 2021
Highland Council’s £480K investment in the Recovery, Improvement and Transformation Fund to support the local authority’s transition to net zero emissions is progressing well.