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Riverside Way construction to commence next week amid serious concerns

Riverside Way construction to commence next week amid serious concerns
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Five big developments up for agreement at Inverness committee

Councillors are set to give the green light to major road works and infrastructure developments across Inverness this week.

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HIGHLAND COUNCIL: Riverside way project aims to improve access for all in Inverness

A drop in session for the public will be held.

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End in sight to work on Raigmore Active Travel Link next to A9 in Inverness after contractor Pat Munro faced delays due to supply issues

A project on the outskirts of Inverness to encourage more walking and cycling is nearing completion following delays due to supply issues.

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Future of landmark Inverness suspension bridge set to be secured

Updated: May 3, 2021, 11:54 am © Supplied by Alex Graham Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up The future of a historic Inverness bridge could be secured for the next quarter of a century if councillors this week approve vital funding for repairs. The Infirmary Bridge, dating from 1876, is a popular crossing over the River Ness between Ness Walk and Ness Bank. It supports an average of 40,000 pedestrian crossings a month, reaching 68,000 in peak times. But, at present, it is closed during major events at areas like Bught Park because it cannot take large numbers of people at the same time.

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