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Members of the public are also welcome to attend the UHI Inverness Part-Time Jobs Fair on Wednesday.
Safety checks will need to be carried out which may impact some services in the Highlands.
What have you done today to make you feel proud? Annual singing contest generates £86,000 for Highland Hospice.
The number of registered Loch Ness Monster sightings in 2023 has reached double figures.
It has been reported that the crash was on the main route to the terminal at Bristol Airport, causing delays for passengers and staff.
Dozens of city centre businesses are celebrating being named as finalists after a record breaking number of votes were cast by the public.
Ness Castle Primary and Nursery School in Inverness is closed due to a broken heating system.
The popular doughnut firm wants to "simply and sensitivity change" the listed building it is keen to occupy.
Shoplifting and staff abuse will be among the areas looked at.
Technicians reported strange ghostly figures and even a small child was seen standing in the wings during a performance, highlights VisitScotland.
They could be blocked off for the next six weeks while repairs are carried out in a £120,000 project.
He was a pupil at Ness Castle Primary School, which is working with Highland Council's educational psychology team to provide people with support.
Polvanie View flats are starting to be occupied again, following a blaze on March 31, 2022.
Other hot topics include Academy Street, active travel investment and A9 dualling.
Inspectors stated: "Caregivers were highly skilled at developing meaningful, trusting relationships, enabling young people to feel safe."
A planning application lodged with Highland Council indicates it wants to be in a prime location.
Other hot topics include Rose Street retail park car park and architecture in Upper Bridge Street.
On average, around 650 'free' breakfasts and 930 'free' lunches were served each week.
Other hot topics include the green port, A9 and Conservative group leadership at Highland Council.
