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Councillors to decide this week on planning blueprint for all major developments in Inverness and inner Moray Firth

17 November 2020
Councillors to decide this week on planning blueprint for all major developments in Inverness and inner Moray Firth

Councillors to decide this week on planning blueprint for all major developments in Inverness and inner Moray Firth

17 November 2020

A blueprint guiding all major development in Inverness and the inner Moray Firth will be considered by Highland councillors this week.


Pharmacy uses "robot" to dispense drugs to customers around the clock

16 November 2020
Pharmacy uses "robot" to dispense drugs to customers around the clock

Pharmacy uses "robot" to dispense drugs to customers around the clock

16 November 2020

An Inverness pharmacy has begun dispensing customer prescriptions on a 24-hour-a-day basis – using a “robot”.


House of Commons hears of Ryan Christie heroics for Scotland after MPs motion

16 November 2020
House of Commons hears of Ryan Christie heroics for Scotland after MPs motion

House of Commons hears of Ryan Christie heroics for Scotland after MPs motion

16 November 2020

A Highland MP has saluted Inverness-born Ryan Christie in the UK parliament after his Scotland heroics last week.


UHI backs musical artists by paying for live online gigs

16 November 2020
UHI backs musical artists by paying for live online gigs

UHI backs musical artists by paying for live online gigs

16 November 2020

An array of musical acts with links to the Highlands’ leading educational establishment are being brought together live online.


WATCH: Video shows moment Inverness bagpiper wowed an Edinburgh Street with bare-chested performance after Scotland's Euros triumph

16 November 2020
WATCH: Video shows moment Inverness bagpiper wowed an Edinburgh Street with bare-chested performance after Scotland's Euros triumph

WATCH: Video shows moment Inverness bagpiper wowed an Edinburgh Street with bare-chested performance after Scotland's Euros triumph

16 November 2020

A student whose celebratory bagpipe-playing went viral in the aftermath of Scotland’s Euro 2020 play-off win over Serbia hails from Inverness.


Rare bottle of whisky donated by Lovat Estates set to boost Highland Hospice charity auction

16 November 2020
Rare bottle of whisky donated by Lovat Estates set to boost Highland Hospice charity auction

Rare bottle of whisky donated by Lovat Estates set to boost Highland Hospice charity auction

16 November 2020

A very rare whisky donated by Lovat Estates will be one of the sought-after items at a special Dingwall auction to raise funds for Highland Hospice.


'Ambitious' renewables project set to net Council carbon savings

15 November 2020
'Ambitious' renewables project set to net Council carbon savings

'Ambitious' renewables project set to net Council carbon savings

15 November 2020

Highland Council says it is making significant carbon savings from the roll-out of solar panels on some of its buildings.


Union call for use of furlough scheme to save air jobs at Inverness and beyond

14 November 2020
Union call for use of furlough scheme to save air jobs at Inverness and beyond

Union call for use of furlough scheme to save air jobs at Inverness and beyond

14 November 2020

Union Unite Scotland is urging Loganair to use the extended furlough scheme to prevent job losses at Inverness and other Scottish airports.


Rock legend is Definitely, Maybe a big fan of Inverness and Scotland hero Ryan Christie

13 November 2020
Rock legend is Definitely, Maybe a big fan of Inverness and Scotland hero Ryan Christie

Rock legend is Definitely, Maybe a big fan of Inverness and Scotland hero Ryan Christie

13 November 2020

Rock star Liam Gallagher has added his distinctive voice to the adoration of Inverness-born Scotland hero Ryan Christie.


Ryan Christie and Scotland's success almost had dad Charlie cracking open his coveted man of the match champagne from Celtic Park in 2000

13 November 2020
Ryan Christie and Scotland's success almost had dad Charlie cracking open his coveted man of the match champagne from Celtic Park in 2000

Ryan Christie and Scotland's success almost had dad Charlie cracking open his coveted man of the match champagne from Celtic Park in 2000

13 November 2020

It promises to go down as one of the great iconic moments in Scottish football history.


Shock as closing time sees city centre revellers ignore social-distancing

13 November 2020
Shock as closing time sees city centre revellers ignore social-distancing

Shock as closing time sees city centre revellers ignore social-distancing

13 November 2020

Revellers in Inverness city centre are facing a barrage of social media criticism after appearing to blatantly ignore social-distancing rules.


PICTURES: Inverness remembers the fallen

12 November 2020
PICTURES: Inverness remembers the fallen

PICTURES: Inverness remembers the fallen

12 November 2020

AN army veteran with lung and heart damage has completed a gruelling walking challenge for Poppyscotland


Nairn County's 'Alexander the Great' set to boost Christmas community fundraising campaign

11 November 2020
Nairn County's 'Alexander the Great' set to boost Christmas community fundraising campaign

Nairn County's 'Alexander the Great' set to boost Christmas community fundraising campaign

11 November 2020

A severely disabled Nairn County fan is set to play a significant part in his club’s community fundraising campaign this Christmas.


Crowdfunder drive to save popular Inverness pub and live music venue from closure

11 November 2020
Crowdfunder drive to save popular Inverness pub and live music venue from closure

Crowdfunder drive to save popular Inverness pub and live music venue from closure

11 November 2020

Another top live music venue in Inverness is launching a crowdfunding appeal to fend off the threat of closure amid the pandemic.


Urgent cash plea to public from top Inverness live music venue

10 November 2020
Urgent cash plea to public from top Inverness live music venue

Urgent cash plea to public from top Inverness live music venue

10 November 2020

An award-winning music venue in Inverness is launching an urgent fundraising campaign to save the business.


Remembering the fallen: MSPs pay their respects

06 November 2020
Remembering the fallen: MSPs pay their respects

Remembering the fallen: MSPs pay their respects

06 November 2020

Two Highlands and Islands MSPs have paid their respects to fallen heroes ahead of Remembrance Sunday.


Young musicians team up with service families for Remembrance Day collaboration

06 November 2020
Young musicians team up with service families for Remembrance Day collaboration

Young musicians team up with service families for Remembrance Day collaboration

06 November 2020

A special collaboration between young Highland musicians and the families of servicemen and women is set to premiere online on Remembrance Sunday.


Police target dangerous drivers near Inverness schools

06 November 2020
Police target dangerous drivers near Inverness schools

Police target dangerous drivers near Inverness schools

06 November 2020

Police have been carrying out speed and other traffic checks near Inverness schools today in a bid to reduce road dangers for young people.


Retired soldier to be accompanied by a paramedic as he walks hard miles for charity that saved his life

05 November 2020
Retired soldier to be accompanied by a paramedic as he walks hard miles for charity that saved his life

Retired soldier to be accompanied by a paramedic as he walks hard miles for charity that saved his life

05 November 2020

An army veteran with lung damage and breathing difficulties is walking hard miles to raise cash for the charity that saved his life while suicidal.


Inverness firefighters issue warning on safety as public Bonfire Night celebrations are cancelled

05 November 2020
Inverness firefighters issue warning on safety as public Bonfire Night celebrations are cancelled

Inverness firefighters issue warning on safety as public Bonfire Night celebrations are cancelled

05 November 2020

FIREFIGHTERS face “a step into the dark” on Bonfire Night as a ban on public celebrations potentially stokes a greater appetite for private events.


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