Road users are being advised that planned roadworks on the A835, north of Glascarnoch Dam, have been postponed until tomorrow, Tuesday, October 13th.
Lane closures and a convoy system will be in operation between seven in the morning and seven in the evening, Monday to Friday.
These restrictions will be lifted outside working hours and at weekends.
The works are due for completion by Monday 26th October.
Wester Loch Ewe Trust announced on Friday that their bid for funding from the Scottish Land Fund, to acquire land at Poolewe for affordable housing and other community projects, has been unsuccessful.
The Trust said that, while the outcome was disappointing, it may not affect the delivery of affordable housing as they intend to look at re-applying in the next round of funding.
If successful, then preliminary work could start in 2028 as originally planned.
The impact on the other proposed community projects will have to be assessed.
Living History Week is taking place at historic sites across Scotland this week, with visitors invited to step back in time during the half-term holiday.
Historic Scotland is hosting activities at several attractions, including Urquhart Castle, where visitors can meet a knight.
Fort George will also welcome historical characters sharing stories about life in Scotland through the centuries.
Ross County continued its unbeaten run on Saturday in League One, when it beat Montrose five-nil.
County remains at the top of the division on goal difference from Hamilton Academical, which also won its match.
In the Championship, Inverness Caley Thistle ended league leader Stenhousemuir's unbeaten start to the season when it won two-nil, and moved up to fifth place in the table just nine points off the lead.