Postal Packs issued for Highland Council By-election
Issued on behalf of the Returning Officer
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Highland Road Conditions Report - 09.10.23
Highland Road Conditions Report - 09.10.23
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Corran Ferry foot passenger service - October holidays and Mull Rally
Ahead of the October school holidays and the Mull Rally, 13-16 October, The Highland Council in partnership with the Emergency Liaison Group comprising emergency service partners and transport agencies, would like to appeal to the public and particularly road users visiting the Lochaber area over the coming weeks that the Corran Ferry is currently suspended due to essential repairs, and alternative foot passenger transport services from Corran and Fort William to Ardgour are in operation. No vehicle carrying service is available at this time and alternative road routes are required to the Ardnamurchan Peninsula.
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First Local Place Plan registered in Highland
The Highland Council is pleased to announce that the Stratherrick and Foyers Community Council Local Place Plan is the first to be registered in The Highland Council development plans area.
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Keep mindful across Monday as flood water impacts remain, warns SEPA
The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) has warned communities to ‘keep mindful across Monday’ as flood water impacts remain from the weekend’s severe weather event.
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Council opens consultation on proposals for a change of use in Grantown on Spey’s market square
Council opens consultation on proposals for a change of use in Grantown on Spey’s market square
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Keep mindful across Monday as flood water impacts remain, warns SEPA
The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) has warned communities to ‘keep mindful across Monday’ as flood water impacts remain from the weekend’s severe weather event.
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Scottish Fire and Rescue Service urge the public not to enter floodwater or play in flooded areas.
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) strongly advise against entering into flooded areas or playing in floodwater.
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SEPA Update 19.00 Sun 8th Oct - Flooding focus remains on north as SEPA warn communities to stay alert overnight
Multiple Flood Warnings and Alerts are in place across Scotland, with the focus remaining on the Spey and Tay catchments.
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Severe weather impacts being monitored
Rain eases, but risk of further flooding remains high.
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Repair works - B8007 road to Kilchoan at Ardslignish
The B8007 has reopened and is passable with care with further closures to follow over the coming days for repairs.