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Highland Council in fresh bid for £44m NC500 investment - Vimarsana News

Highland Council in fresh bid for £44m NC500 investment

Highland Council is taking a second bite at the UK Government Levelling Up Fund to secure investment in the NC500.

Highland Council tries again to secure £44m from UK government's Levelling Up Fund for North Coast 500 (NC500) improvements - Vimarsana News

Highland Council tries again to secure £44m from UK government's Levelling Up Fund for North Coast 500 (NC500) improvements

The council previously lost out on investment to fund road improvements along the west coast of the NC500.

Highland Council tries again to secure £44m from UK government's Levelling Up Fund for North Coast 500 (NC500) improvements - Vimarsana News

Highland Council tries again to secure £44m from UK government's Levelling Up Fund for North Coast 500 (NC500) improvements

The council previously lost out on investment to fund road improvements along the west coast of the NC500.

Highland Council makes another attempt to win £44m from UK government Levelling Up Fund for North Coast 500 (NC500) work - Vimarsana News

Highland Council makes another attempt to win £44m from UK government Levelling Up Fund for North Coast 500 (NC500) work

The council previously lost out on investment to fund road improvements along the west coast of the NC500.

Highland Council makes another attempt to win £44m from UK government Levelling Up Fund for North Coast 500 work – with key Ross-shire projects in frame - Vimarsana News

Highland Council makes another attempt to win £44m from UK government Levelling Up Fund for North Coast 500 work – with key Ross-shire projects in frame

The council previously lost out on investment to fund road improvements along the west coast of the NC500.