Cllr Isabelle Mackenzie raises the housing challenges affecting the Highlands

Cllr Isabelle Mackenzie

In a recent article for chamber UK, Inverness Millburn Cllr Isabelle Mackenzie discusses the need for an integrated housing policy that addresses the range of housing needs, why a mixed housing approach is necessary for sustainable communities, and how getting the housing mix right can support healthcare across an ageing population.

You can read the full article here.

You may also be interested in

The Highland Visitor Levy/Tourist Tax

Have your say on the Highland Visitor Levy AKA "Tourist Tax"Did you know that in 2026 the Highland Council intends to introduce a 5% Visitor Levy charge on all overnight stays in hotels, B&Bs, self-catering holiday homes, and caravan and campsites - a new tax on all the paid-for accommodation in
Isabelle Mackenzie, Highland Councillor for Ward 16, Inverness Millburn, Scottish Conservative and Unionist

Councillor Isabelle Mackenzie

Inverness Millburn
Isabelle has worked in a variety of roles in business, including as a Company Director and in the Tourism sector, and is now committed full-time to her role as one of the Councillors for Ward 16, Inverness Millburn. The Highland Council webpage for Isabelle Mackenzie is at 

Cllr continues to push for Primary School at Beauly

Scottish Conservative Cllr Helen Crawford (Aird and Loch Ness) played a crucial role as Highland councillors approved the allocation of capital funding to a first, prioritised group of Phase 1 school build projects.