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Description Total Road A82 Cherry Island Description Total Road A82 Cherry Island - Carriageway Overlay A82 A82 North of Inchnacardoch 1&2 Redacted 10(5)(e) A82 A82 North of Inchnacardoch 5 Resurfacing A82 A82 North of Inchnacardoch 3&4 Resurfacing A82 A82 Nth & Sth of Dochfour Resurfacing A82 A82 Clansman to Abriachan Resurfacing A82 A82 Ft Augustus Nth of Swing Bridge Resurfacing A82 A82 Dunain Quarry Resurfacing A82 A82 North of Dochfour A82 A82 Drumnadrochit to Temple Pier A82 A82 Allt Na Criche A82 A82 South of Altsigh A82 A82 North and South of Urquhart Castle A82 A82 Achnahannet to Cobb Memorial A82 A82 Fort Augustus (HD28) A82 A82 Shore Street Inverness (HD28) A82 A82 Lewiston (HD28_2016) A82 A82 Altsigh HD28 Carriageway Resurfacing A82 A82 South of Invermoriston Urgent Resurfacing A82 A82 Alltsigh Urgent Resurfacing A82 A82 Drumnadrochit Resurfacing A82 A82 South of Clansman Resurfacing A82 A82 Nth & Sth of Dochfour A82 A82 Clansman to Abriachan A82 A82 Dunain Quarry Resurfacing A82 C - A82 Kerrowdown Mill Hand Patching A82 A82 Kerrowdown Farmhouse Hand Patching A82 A82 Temple Pier Hand Patching A82 A82 South of Allt Sigh Hand Patching A82 A82 1 mile south of Clansmen Hotel Hand Patching A82 A82 Cherry Island Hand Patching A82 A82 Killannan Mor Cottage Hand Patching A82 A82 Wellington Layby Machine Patching A82 A82 Kerrowdown Hand Patching A82 A82 East of Abriachan Jct Hand Patching A82 A82 Abriachan Nurseries Hand Patching A82 A82 East of Clansman Hand Patching A82 A82 Creag Dhearg Hand Patching A82 A82 West of Clansman Hotel Hand Patching A82 A82 Bomber Layby Hand Patching A82 A82 West of Balchraggan Hand Patching A82 A82 East of Tychat Hand Patching A82 A82 West of Loch Ness Lodge Hand Patching A82 A82 Invermoriston Hand Patching A82 A82 Invercollie Hand Patching A82 A82 North of Cherry Island Hand Patching A82 A82 South of Invermoriston Hand Patching A82 A82 West of Achnahannet Hand Patching A82 A82 Primrose Cottage Hand Patching A82 A82 Clansman Hotel Hand Patching A82 A82 Port Claire Hand Patching A82 A82 Dalcataig Jct Invermoriston Hand Patching A82 A82 Drumnadrochit Hand Patching A82 A82 Pole Cottage C/way Haunching A82 A82 West of Dochgarroch Hand Patching A82 A82 - Urquhart Castle Hand Patching A82 A82 - Lagnalean Hand Patching A82 A82 - West of Bombers Bay Hand Patching A82 A82 Maxwell Drive Hand Patching A82 A82 SB of Port Claire Hand Patching A82 A82 NB of Port Claire Hand Patching A82 A82 South of Port Claire 2 Hand Patching A82 A82 Primrose cottage Hand Patching A82 A82 Abriachan Gardens Hand Patching A82 A82 Bomber Layby Hand Patching A82 A82 Abriachan Jct Hand Patching A82 A82 East of Alltsigh Hand Patching A82 A82 Allt Sigh Hand Patching/Culvert clearance A82 A82 Dochgarroch Hand Patching A82 A82 Drumnadrochit, Nessieland Jct Hand Patching A82 A82 East of Home Farm Hand Patching A82 A82 West of Bunloit C/way Haunching 1 A82 A82 West of Bunloit C/way Haunching 2 A82 A82 West of Loch Ness Lodge Hand Patching A82 A82 Invermoriston Hand patching A82 A82 Henderson Road, Inverness Hand Patching A82 A82 Invermoriston Hand Patching A82 A82 East of Clansman Hand patching A82 A82 Youth Hostel Alltsigh Hand Patching A82 A82 Fort Augustus Hand Patching A82 A82 Clansmand Hotel Hand Patching & Filter Material Reposition A82 A82 Nrth of Alltsigh C/way Haunching A82 A82 South of Loch Ness Cottages Hand Patching A82 A82 North of Invercoille Hand Patching A82 A82 Druimlon, Drumnadrochit Hand Patching A82 A82 West of Dochgarroch Hand Patching A82 A82 West of Clansman Hotel Hand Patching A82 A82 Druimion, Drumnadrochit Hand Patching A82 A82 Port Claire Hand Patching A82 A82 Lifeboat Station, Temple Pier Edge Haunching A82 A82 Creag Nan Euan 2 Hand Patching A82 A82 East of Allt Sigh Hand Patching A82 A82 East of Allt Sigh 2 Hand Patching A82 A82 East of Bunloit Edge Haunching & Hand Patching A82 A82 Abriachan Junction Hand Patching A82 A82 Dochgarroch Hand Patching A82 A82 West of Bunloit Edge Haunching & Hand Patching A82 A82 East of Tychat 2 Hand Patching and Sign Replacement A82 A82 Abriachan Gardens Hand Patching A82 A82 Cobb Memorial Carriageway Haunching A82 A82 Lower Boglashin Hand Patching A82 A82 Borlum Farm Hand Patching A82 A82 North end of Drumnadrochit Hand Patching & Gully Reset A82 A82 NB Henderson Rd - Telford Rdbt North Hand Patching A82 A82 NB Henderson Rd - Telford Rdbt South Hand Patching A82 A82 SB before Altsigh Hand Patching A82 A82 SB after Grotaig Hand Patching A82 A82 SB before Abriachan Layby Hand Patching A82 A82 SB before Temple Pier Hand Patching A82 A82 SB after Balnacraig Farm Hand Patching A82 A82 NB After Alltsigh - Primrose Bay Hand Patching A82 A82 Longman Road Inverness Footway A82 A82 Drumnadrochit Footway Improvements A82 A82 Police Station to Golf Shop Footway Hand Patching A82 A82 Fort Augustus Footway Improvements A82 A82 Drumnadrochit - Footway Improvements A82 A82 Harbour Road Rbt Kerb stone replacement and hand patching A82 A82 Tomnahurich Diversion Signage Liaison with Highland Council A82 A82 Borlum Bridge Sign Pole Replacement A82 A82 Drumbuie Sign Replacement A82 A82 Layby West of Balchraggan Verge Marker Posts A82 A82 Invermoriston to Inverness Signing A82 A82 Drumnadrochit Warning Sign Erections A82 A82 Lewiston A82 A82 Loch Ness Country Hotel A82 A82 West of Torvean Golf Course A82 A82 Allt Na Criche & Inchnacardoch Bay New Bollards A82 A82 Bunloit Sign Removal A82 A82 Rose Street Sign Post Replacement (Night time works) A82 A9,A835,A99 North Coast 500 Signing Improvements A82 A82 Entry Jacobite Cruises Bollard Installation A82 A82 South of Cobb Memorial - Rockfall Removal A82 A82 Cobb Memorial Earthworks and Repointing A82 A82 Tychat - North of Drumadrochit - Clansman Hotel A82 A82 Grotaig Rockfall Netting A82 A82 Achnahannet - Replacement of Rockfall Netting A82 A82 Ruskich Wood Rockfall Remediation A82 A82 Drumnadrochit to Clansman Hotel - Response to rockfall A82 A82 Invermoriston to Drumnadrochit (Various Locations) Drainage Improvements A82 A82 Drumnadrochit to Inverness Drainage Improvements A82 A82 Dochgarrch Drainage renewal A82 A82 Abriachan Layby Drainage Investigation A82 A82 Fort Augustus Town Gully Cover Replacement A82 A82 South of Lochend Ditching A82 A82 Wellington Layby Drainage A82 A82 Wellington Layby Ditching A82 A82 Drumnadrochit Carrier Pipe Renewal A82 A82 West of Primrose Drainage A82 A82 Drumnadrochit Village Drainage Improvements A82 A82 West of Urquhart Castle Drainage A82 A82 South of Killiannan Mor Drainage A82 A82 Lairgmore Croft Ditching A82 A82 South of Bomber Layby Ditching A82 A82 Achculin SB Ditching A82 A82 Ruskich Wood Ditching A82 A82 Ruskich Wood 2 Ditching A82 A82 South of Bomber Layby 2 Ditching A82 A82 Achculin SB 2 Ditching A82 A82 Sth of Lagnalean Filter drain investigation A82 A82 Abriachan Gardens Filter drain investigation A82 A82 Borlum Farm Ditch Clearance A82 A82 Invermoriston SB Filter drain investigation A82 A82 Invermoriston Filter drain investigation A82 A82 Drumbuie Gully Upgrade A82 A82 Longman BP Gully upgrade and patching A82 A82 at John Cobb Memorial Drainage A82 A82 Temple House New Gully A82 A82 West of Fire Station, Drumnadrochit Gully Upgrade and Patching A82 A82 Clansman Hotel to Rose Cottage HF Ditch clearance A82 A82 Druim Nan Garbh Carriageway Ditching A82 A82 Invermoriston SB Filter Drain A82 A82 Invermoriston SB Site 2 Filter Drain A82 A82 Invermoriston NB Gully Uprade A82 A82 Invermoriston Gully/Hand Patching Upgrade A82 A82 East of Cherry Island NB Ditching Clearance A82 A82 Cramond Gully Upgrade & Admiral Bollard Replacement A82 A82 Kerrowdown Farmhouse Gully Upgrade and Raise A82 A82 Invermoriston Ditching A82 A82 Drumbuie Farm Gully Upgrades A82 A82 Opp Fire Station Drainage Investigation A82 A82 South of Kerrowdown Drainage A82 A82 Invermoriston Old Garage Drainage A82 A82 Allt na Criche Drainage A82 A82 Lower Boglashin Ditching A82 A82 Ardross Court Inverness Drainage A82 A82 Bunoich Brase, Fort Augustus Drainage A82 A82 Memorial to Drumbuie Farm A82 A82 Drumnadrochit Fire Station A82 A82 NB before Clansman Hotel Verge Filter Drain Renewal A82 A82 Inverness Road Markings A82 A82 Drumnadrochit Road Markings and Studs A82 A82 Route Priority Roadmarking & Studding A82 A82 Temple Pier to Drumnadrochit Vegetation Clearance A82 A82 Altsigh Vegetation Clearance A82 A82 Kenneth Street, Inverness Vegetation Clearance A82 A82 Invermoriston Hazardous Trees A82 A82 Invermoriston Hazardous Tree Felling A82 A82 Grotaig A82 A82 Drumnadrochit Puffin Crossing A82 A830 Mallaig Puffin Crossing A82 A82 Kenneth Street Inverness Traffic Signal Loop Repairs A82 A82 Inverness Road Lighting Rehabilitation A82 A82 Drumnadrochit - Lighting Column Installation A82 A82 Tomnahurich Street, Inverness Wig Wag Relocation A82 A86 Fort Augustus Festive Lighting A82 A82 Friars Bridge Traffic Signal Repairs A82 A82 Fort Augustus Install back boards on traffic signals A82 A82 Alltsigh - from Hostel, northwards to Briarbank B&B Footway construction A82 A82 Achnahannet Machine Patching A82 A82 North of Inchnacardoch Ph 5 A82 A82 South Of Dochfour Resurfacing A82 A82 Drumnadrochit Bridge A82 A82 Telford Street RDBT A82 A82 North of Tychet Estate A82 A82 South of Invermoriston A82 A82 Drumnadrochit DMRB A82 A82 Lochend Speed and Traffic Survey A82 A82 Study into Vegetation Clearance in laybys A82 A82 Telford Rdbt - Approaching Inverness A82 A82 Primrose Bay Loch Ness Side A82 A82 Drumnadrochit Pedestrian Crossing A82 A82 Invermoriston to Drumnadrochit Section Study A82 A82 Telford roundabout to Longman road A82 A82 Drumnadrochit Pedestrian Crossing A82 A82 Clansman Hotel
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