Zip wire project goes before the planning board
The Kinlochleven zip wire will have a decision soon on whether it is given planning permission to build the two wires going across Loch Leven.
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Car parking charges more practical than overnight tax
Lochaber councillor Ben Thompson thinks charging for all council car parks is a better solution than putting the burden on small businesses.
Lochaber
Four Lochaber community councils fold due to lack of nominations
Local MSP Kate Forbes has spoken of her disappointment that a total of nine community councils in her Skye, Lochaber and Badenoch constituency are to fold.
Districts
Lochaber objects to some payphone removals
Lochaber residents are hoping to stop BT removing phone boxes from areas where there is often no other form of communication for residents and visitors.
Lochaber
Duror Primary gets a support assistant at last
Parents at the primary school have been requesting more support from Highland Council following a damning school report by Education Scotland
Lochaber
Claims new off-street parking policy would see more local Lochaber input
It is claimed a proposed new policy for off-street parking would streamline and simplify the process for introducing charging for many more local car parks and enable people to be involved locally in the decision making and in finding solutions to any concerns raised.
Lochaber
Cameron Square purple for DLD awareness
Did you notice a purple hue in Cameron Square last Friday night? It was not a trick of the eye but to raise awareness for Development Language Disorder
Lochaber
Crown Estate money could improve Kinlochleven’s tourism potential
In the first year of devolved management, Crown Estate Scotland’s marine assets generated £1.2 million for coastal communities in the Highlands.
Lochaber
Baxter slams ‘rotten’ council administration for ‘killing’ accountability
Senior Lochaber councillor, Andrew Baxter, has slammed what he called Highland Council’s ‘rotten administration’ claiming it has killed localism in the Highlands and says the local authority should now be broken up.