Highland Council

More clarity is needed concerning wind development planning decisions, a Highlands and Islands MSP has urged.

A DECOMPOSING whale will stay on Lossiemouth’s West Beach, as Moray Council plans to “let nature or the tide take its course”.

CAMPAIGNERS have been left outraged by the decision to scrap Moray Council-funded gardening therapy project Greenfingers Moray.

THE eight successful groups will receive a portion of the grant funding.

THE rent increase and new policy come into force this month and means that some council tenants will be paying more than £60 extra per month.

STAFF at the children's home have been praised for creating trusting, nurturing and respectful relationships with the young people in their care.

Findhorn-based Growing2gether's co-chief executive officers aim to benefit more children and teenagers throughout the north.

THE aim is to make sure available homes go to those in the greatest housing need, while demand exceeds supply.

LIBRARIES in Elgin, Forres, Keith, Burghead, and Tomintoul are involved with the project.

SUBSTANCE misuse, vandalism, verbal abuse and the ever-growing problem of pupils leaving classrooms to wander around school buildings.

LAST year, local councillors voted in favour of a 39 per cent increase to the charge for green waste bin permits for 2024.

A RECENTLY-approved Moray Council development could leave residents feeling stuck and isolated.

A RECENTLY-approved Moray Council development could leave residents feeling stuck and isolated.

Highland Council leader Raymond Bremner said he felt like lucky to be alive after landing up in Raigmore Hospital in Inverness.

INSTALLATIONS are thanks to a funding package of up to £25,000 from Moray Council.

GRANTS are being made available for organisations in the arts, culture and heritage sectors.

THE four unique Elgin properties are all currently vacant and will renovated to bring them up to modern standards.

SNP councillor Jérémie Fernandes (Elgin City North, SNP) said the vote showed the Tories view council employees as "expendable".

UNTIL this year, businesses were required to apply for planning permission if they wished to have furniture on public footpaths

Cloddach Bridge, near Birnie, was closed in February 2022 due to structural damage