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News published October 2025
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Spittal to Beauly Overhead Electricity Line Application
Published 24 Oct 2025The Highland Council wishes to advise all interested parties in the above application, that the Council’s consultation response will be submitted to the Scottish Government’s Energy Consents Unit (ECU) within the deadline the Council has been given - by 7 November 202
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Notice of Election published for Highland Council By-election
Published 24 Oct 2025A vacancy has arisen for the election of a Councillor to represent Ward 21 Fort William and Ardnamurchan following the resignation of Sarah Fanet.
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Portmahomack to Tain bus pilot extended
Published 22 Oct 2025The Highland Council will be extending a trial of the 2 day a week bus service from Portmahomack to Tain
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Dingwall High Street has three new retail units available to lease
Published 22 Oct 2025
Dingwall High Street has three new retail units available to lease
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Highland Council pays tribute to John M Young
Published 22 Oct 2025The Highland Council has paid tribute to one of its first serving councillors, John M Young who passed earlier this month.
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Public invited to Justice Service open day in Dingwall – 12 November 2025
Published 22 Oct 2025The Justice Service team in Dingwall will be hosting an open day on Wednesday, 12 November 2025. This is a chance for members of the public to come along and find out more about the service.
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Still time to take part in the Highland Council Housing Need & Demand survey
Published 20 Oct 2025
Still time to take part in the Highland Council Housing Need & Demand survey
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Partnering for Progress – Lochaber Community Event
Published 20 Oct 2025Partnering for Progress – Lochaber Community Event
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Skye and Lochalsh employment drop-in sessions
Published 20 Oct 2025
Skye and Lochalsh employment drop-in sessions
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Tha na cùirtearan a’ dùnadh air a’ Mhòd Nàiseanta Rìoghail ann an Loch Abar is e air an t-slighe a Ghlaschu ann an 2026
Published 18 Oct 2025
Dhùin na cùirtearan air a’ Mhòd Nàiseanta Rìoghail ann an Loch Abar an-diugh, fèis a tha a-nis 133 bliadhna a dh’aois, an dèidh naoi làithean de shàr-thachartas is sàr-fharpaisean Gàidhlig.
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