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Projects progress in Highland Council’s Net Zero Programme
Members of Highland Council’s Climate Change Committee have welcomed continued progress across a range of projects within the Council’s Net Zero Programme.
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Data updates for Highland Council’s Energy Benchmarking Tool
Highland Council has refreshed its Energy Benchmarking Tool with the latest 2024/25 data, making it easier for the public, Elected Members, and staff to explore the Council’s energy use.
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Highland Council progresses heat network plans for Inverness
Plans to develop city-wide heat networks in Inverness have taken a further step forward following an update to Members at today’s meeting of the Highland Council’s Climate Change Committee.
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Highland Council agrees annual report for Public Bodies Climate Change Duties
Highland Council’s Climate Change Committee has agreed the Council’s 2024/25 Annual Report under Public Bodies Climate Change Duties.
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Housing Finance and Rent Strategy 2026 – 2031 approved
The Housing and Property Committee met today (Wednesday 5 Nov 2025) and considered an update on the development of a long-term Financial Strategy for the Housing Revenue Account (HRA), including a pro
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The Highland Council Strategic Housing Investment Plan priorities
At today’s meeting of the Housing and Property Committee (Wednesday 5 November 2025), Members welcomed an increase in Scottish Government funding for affordable housing.
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Highland Council launches strategic plan to tackle empty homes
‘From empty properties to homes: Bringing houses back into use for Highland communities’
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Domestic Abuse Housing Policy agreed by Highland Council
The Housing and Property Committee met today (Wednesday 5 Nov 2025) and agreed a new Domestic Abuse Housing Policy that clearly sets out its approach to assisting victim-survivors of domestic abuse.
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Council vehicles powered by recycled vegetable oil hit the road
A joint venture between The Highland Council and Highland Fuels means that a public bus and a refuse collection vehicle are now being run using recycled cooking oil.
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Highland Council opens applications for a new Reuse & Repair Fund
The Highland Council is encouraging community groups and organisations to apply for a share of £500,000 that has been made available through a new Highland Reuse & Repair Fund.
