Highland Council to start work on Inverness West Link
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Highland Council has given the go-ahead for preliminary work to start on the planned Inverness West Link.
The scoping study will examine the environmental impact of the road, which could cost £27.2m.
The local authority used delegated powers to push ahead with the investigative work.
The West Link has been proposed as a solution to city centre congestion. It would cross the River Ness and Caledonian Canal.
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