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Opponents of the Ironworks music venue’s closure have reacted with shock at the possible collapse of plans to redevelop it as a £30 million hotel.
Mystery surrounds the future of the former Ironworks music venue site in Inverness.
The A9 remains closed near Aviemore after a lorry caught fire blocking the Inverness to Perth route early this morning.
A vehicle fire has closed the A9 near Aviemore.
It was seven words long and perfectly-formed – capturing in a nutshell the seismic nature of what Caley Thistle had just gone and done.
A blaze in a farm building visible today for miles across the Black Isle and parts of Easter Ross was caused by a car catching fire.
Inverness Justice Centre is at the centre of a major health scare over high levels of a cancer-causing gas.
Firefighters are tackling a blaze in farm buildings on the Black Isle.
Storm winds from the north had just ripped the guttering clean off Parkhead’s new Lisbon Lions Stand. As omens go, it wasn’t exactly subtle.
Police are asking the public for help after a “serious assault” in Invergordon left two men hospitalised.
The A9 in Easter Ross is clear again after a three vehicle crash involving a car, van and crane.
A new UHI recruit will be charged with leading initiatives that “drive economic growth and innovation” across the learning network.
A9 traffic is flowing freely again near Carrbridge after occupants of two cars avoided injury in a collision.
A ‘multi-vehicle accident’ is blocking the A9 just north of Carrbridge.
A Highland MSP has reaffirmed her support for a tax to be imposed on motorhome visitors to the area.
Fond tributes have poured in for Stuart Lindsay, the former Inverness Courier owner and renowned Highland news reporter.
Catherine MacLeod, ex BBC news, Glasgow Herald political chief remembers a master of his craft – and a fine human being.
Michael Grant, now The Times’ Scottish football correspondent, recalls the early days of working for Stuart Lindsay at the Inverness Courier
Paul Breen, ex-editor of the Highland News saw Stuart Lindsay as an outstanding journalist whose vision and drive changed local Highland papers.
He was the newspaper man who loved the industry so much he bought a piece of it.
