News Releases

Below are the latest news releases from The Highland Council. Archived ones from previous months can be accessed from the lists on the right hand side.

Strengthening the Highlands

The new Administration of The Highland Council today (Thursday) unveiled their programme of action for the next three years.

Rev Nimmo and Provost Gray at the High ChurchKirking of the Council

The Kirking of the Council - a tradition dating back about 400 years – will be held in Inverness on Sunday 7 September.

Council Underlines Green Credentials

Thanks to a programme of installations of solar water heating and solar electrical generation, ground source heat pumps, wood fuelled (biomass) boilers and wind turbines at its highest energy consuming buildings, The Highland Council is well on its way to meeting its target of producing 4,000 kilowatts of renewable energy by 2010.

Young Highland Fiddlers To Meet Up in Ullapool

The first Ullapool Fiddle day will take place on Thursday 4th September in the MacPhail Theatre, Ullapool High School and around fifty pupils from Badenoch, Strathspey, Ross-shire and Sutherland are expected to take part.

Delivering Better Public Services in the Highlands

A plan of action to deliver better public services in the Highlands, in keeping with the priorities of the Scottish Government, was launched today (Tuesday).

Doors Open Days 2008

Members of the public are being invited to take part in Doors Open Days 2008 which takes place over four weekends in September. All participants can gain free access to wide range of buildings, both old and modern in the Highlands.

Craig MacLean Leisure Centre celebrates first anniversary

To celebrate the first anniversary of the opening of the Craig MacLean Leisure Centre in Grantown on Spey, a Health and Fitness Fayre has been organised for Saturday 30th August from 11am to 3pm.

Village Development is Focus for Culloden and Ardersier Ward Forum

Village development is the theme of the next Ward Forum for Culloden and Ardersier, which will be on Tuesday 9 September at the PACE Hall, Ardersier, starting at 7.30 p.m.

What Bat is That? Nocturnal Nature Detectives Wanted In Wester Ross

Three nocturnal events have been organised by The Highland Council’s Wester Ross Ranger, Lindsey Duncan dedicated solely to finding out more about those mysterious creatures of the night, bats.

Art Workshop For Young People To Produce Creative Portraits

Young people aged between 12 and 15 years old are being invited to take part in a special workshop at Inverness Museum and Art Gallery where they will have the chance to use film and sound equipment to design creative portraits.

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