Now that 35,000 COP27 delegates, including 600 representing fossil fuel interests, are preparing to jet back home, it’s reality check time.
Not being a fan of antiques, cookery, house renovation or dancing Z-listers, not much on channels 1-5 appeals to me.
Risks and inconvenience of the free deployment of admittedly spectacular fireworks are just too great, according to Charles.
As a child, a Saturday ritual was to walk home from Caley Park, wolf down tea and head to Jocky Lawson’s to await the arrival of The Football Times.
As I write, the latest fatal accident means 12 lives have been lost on the A9 between Inverness and Perth in three months.
Any significant increase in electricity demand will hence, for the foreseeable, still rely on traditional fossil fuels.
When you voted for your Highland councillors, you thought you were choosing someone who would see community interests as their top priority?
When it emerged, after final confirmation the Ironworks would close, that the Old High Church was up for sale, the solution seemed straightforward.
In hindsight, I must admit to some naivety about vaping when it first emerged perhaps 15 years ago.
Is Queen Elizabeth II the best of all time?
Last week Nicola Sturgeon announced a consultation on extending support for the Gaelic language and also for “Scots”.
My childhood memories of Inverness on an early ‘60s Sunday morning are of traffic jams and church bells summoning hordes of worshippers.
The Scottish Government seems to believe that, by 16, the human brain has developed sufficiently to vote.
The Commonwealth Games opening soon make this a good time to ask what the Commonwealth and international sport are about says Charles Bannerman.
Charles Bannerman welcomes Inverness Highland Games back from lockdown on its 75th anniversary next Saturday.
The historic chamber in our expensively upgraded Town House has a lot more to offer taxpayers.
The unseemly scramble to build in Inverness, especially round its southern periphery, is downright breathtaking.
Food prices are now rising so fast that Bank of England governor found himself obliged to apologise for having to call the situation “apocalyptic”.
Competition take place this weekend.
Deeside athlete Robbie Simpson returns on Sunday to defend his Inverness Half Marathon title after a year which included a Commonwealth marathon bronze…
