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10 May, 2008
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OPINION » The Big Vote
Should drinking by under-18s be made illegal?
Published:  29 April, 2008

Yes - Because they have shown that they are totally incapable behaving responsibly after a drink and use it to cover there own inadequacies. Maurice Yates

Yes - Is this the way we want our youngsters to behave? I don’t think so. We have enough under aged yobs as it is. Why don’t you take a camera and go up to the castle grounds on a Sat/ night and see for yourself. I don’t think we should lower the age - not when I see youngsters as young as 13/14 yrs old. Valene

Yes - That's a silly question! Look at the results so far! Jim Thomson

Maybe - As I am just turning 18 the start of May I must say that I am absolutely appalled by the rumour that the age limit will be increasing to 21 next year. Some of us can actually drink sensibly and have a good time. Don’t spoil my fun and everyone’s fun by putting up the age limit. Kathleen McLean

Should Loyalist marchers be allowed in Inverness?
Published:  01 April, 2008

Yes - As British citizens they have right to. M Milligan, SMS Crane/op, Forties Delta

Where should the Three Graces stand?
Published:  10 March, 2008

Castle Wynd - They will be another visitor attraction and possible to see them better. I also think that they will be better protected there by the CCTV that will already be in place at the Castle. I know that their original place was on top of what is now McDonalds, not an ideal location unless this is changed. I think that McDonald’s should be moved! Liz MacInnes

Should public money be used to help save Clachnacuddin football club?
Published:  26 February, 2008

No - They had their chance to join Caley and so the present mess is their own fault. A fan of Caley before the merger 

Where should the new Inverness museum and art gallery be built?
Published:  09 January, 2008

Castle Street - It is visitors to the city that will visit the complex, probably more so than the locals, and unfortunately Inverness really does not have a lot for visitors under cover. Due to the inclement weather in the area this sadly is a shortcoming within the city centre. The Northern Meeting Park should remain as it is but should be modernised and brought up to date and could be used for more outside entertainment like holding the circus there for example. We live in a time where we want to be environmentally friendly and to get to the normal venue for such things, down at the canal pitches area, most people have to drive. Northern meeting Park is a short walk from the centre which would suit bus and rail passengers. Dave D

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THE BIG VOTE

Should drinking by under-18s be made illegal?

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