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Inverness café announces closure saying ‘city centre is just not the place it used to be’

Inverness café announces closure saying ‘city centre is just not the place it used to be’

A café in Inverness will close down on Monday, it has announced after describing Inverness city centre as "just not the place it used to be".


Story behind the Haven Centre in Inverness outlined in newly-published book

Story behind the Haven Centre in Inverness outlined in newly-published book

It took persistence, people and pounds to build Scotland’s first integrated specialist centre for young people with complex needs in Inverness.


Police investigating car break-in appeal for video footage after narrowing time of offence

Police investigating car break-in appeal for video footage after narrowing time of offence

Police investigating a car break-in in Inverness have reissued an appeal for information after narrowing down the time when the incident took place.


Man reported missing in Inverness has been found, police confirm

Man reported missing in Inverness has been found, police confirm

A man reported missing from Inverness earlier this week has been traced, police have announced.


Culloden church loses its ‘bingo boost’ as stalwart caller bows out after 20 years

Culloden church loses its ‘bingo boost’ as stalwart caller bows out after 20 years

Sociable family bingo sessions earned St Columba’s Catholic Church a welcome £55,000 in exdtra funding.


Inverness shop worker subjected to racist abuse

Inverness shop worker subjected to racist abuse

A 47 year old Nairn man who struggled with an Inverness shop worker will be sentenced next month.


What did Duncan Ferguson say as Caley Thistle face the play-offs next week?

What did Duncan Ferguson say as Caley Thistle face the play-offs next week?

Manager speaks after the game.


Inverness Caledonian Thistle face play-offs to save themselves from relegation

Inverness Caledonian Thistle face play-offs to save themselves from relegation

Victory at the Caledonian Stadium, but it is not enough.


BUSINESS INSIGHT: Surely it’s time for a rethink of Inverness’s Academy Street revamp plans?

BUSINESS INSIGHT: Surely it’s time for a rethink of Inverness’s Academy Street revamp plans?

Surely together we can iron out the problems, because one thing remains certain - Academy Street needs to be improved, says our columnist.


UPDATE: 2 people taken to hospital after A95 smash north of Aviemore

UPDATE: 2 people taken to hospital after A95 smash north of Aviemore

Two people have been taken to hospital following a two-vehicle collision on the A95 north of Aviemore today.


Inside this quaint Highland villa in Inverness

Inside this quaint Highland villa in Inverness

Take a look inside this beautiful Highland property on the market for £365,000.


A9 closed southbound after crash near Aviemore

A9 closed southbound after crash near Aviemore

Traffic Scotland are advising motorists to treat the A9 slipway at Granish with caution


Highland play to be performed in region for first time

Highland play to be performed in region for first time

A play commissioned, written and produced in the Highlands is set to be performed in the region for the first time this weekend.


Bank holiday weekend road closure warning for drivers in Inverness

Bank holiday weekend road closure warning for drivers in Inverness

Drivers in Inverness will face late night bank holiday weekend disruption outside the city centre.


‘One of the best in Scotland’: Big honour for Highland travel agency Murray Travel

‘One of the best in Scotland’: Big honour for Highland travel agency Murray Travel

Murray Travel in Inverness has been named in the top three travel agencies for the whole of Scotland in a UK awards ceremony.


Inverness nostalgia: 5 things people of Inverness miss about the 80s and 90s

Inverness nostalgia: 5 things people of Inverness miss about the 80s and 90s

From La Scala to Pentangle, many Invernessians have shared fond memories of what the city centre once was.


POLITICAL MATTERS: Could resetting the dial benefit the Highlands?

POLITICAL MATTERS: Could resetting the dial benefit the Highlands?

The last few years in Holyrood has seen a fixation on the peripheral at the cost of the substantial, says our columnist.


Highland MSP set to pressure First Minister in waiting John Swinney for action on killer A96

Highland MSP set to pressure First Minister in waiting John Swinney for action on killer A96

Highland MSP Fergus Ewing is demanding Scotland’s future First Minister makes a concrete pledge on A96 dualling before the summer.


Schoolboy finds Tennent’s can almost as old as his mum on Highland beach

Schoolboy finds Tennent’s can almost as old as his mum on Highland beach

The 49-year-old can featuring one of the ‘Lager Lovelies’ will be kept as a souvenir.


66 year old in court after one woman taken to hospital after A9 crash near Evanton

66 year old in court after one woman taken to hospital after A9 crash near Evanton

A 66-year-old woman is to appear at Inverness Sheriff Court today after a two-car crash on the A9 that left one woman hospitalised.


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