Multi-agency response remains ongoing for large fire within Cairngorms National Park
Issued by Police Scotland at 14:50 on Saturday 25 July 2026
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Winter road plan for Caithness approved
The priorities by which The Highland Council will treat roads in Caithness this winter have been approved.
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Planned part-day road closures at Flichity Bridge, Strathnairn
Motorists are being advised by The Highland Council that there will be ten days of part-time road closures of the B851 at Flichity Bridge, Strathnairn, south of Inverness.
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2024/25 Winter maintenance plan approved for Wester Ross, Strathpeffer and Lochalsh
The Winter Maintenance Plan for Wester Ross, Strathpeffer and Lochalsh for this coming winter was approved by Members of the Area Committee who met on Monday (12 August 2024).
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Timetable for Highland Council By-Elections Confirmed
The timetable for the election of two Councillors to represent Ward 6 Cromarty Firth and one Councillor for Ward 14 Inverness Central of The Highland Council has been confirmed.
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Emergency Road Closure Inverness High Street / Bridge Street
Due to Scottish Water works resulting in a sink hole outside the Town House a closure may be in place for up to 3 days from 7pm tonight (Thursday 8 August).
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One week left to provide views on local services
Residents, businesses and community organisations have the opportunity to provide feedback on people’s experience of living in Highland, and on access to services.
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SQA results success 2024
Today we celebrate the success and achievements of all our young people as they receive their SQA results.
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2024/25 winter maintenance plan approved for Nairnshire
Members of the Nairnshire Area Committee agreed the Winter Maintenance Plan for 2024/25 when they met today, Monday, 5 August.
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Inverness Youth Street event to be held tomorrow
Inverness Youth Street free event will take place at Eastgate Shopping Centre and Falcon Square between 12pm and 4pm tomorrow.
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Lochaber and Ross and Cromarty roads to benefit from Strategic Timber Transport Scheme
The Highland Council has been awarded £341k from the 2024/25 Strategic Timber Transport Fund (STTF) to reduce the impact of timber transport on rural infrastructure.