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Our council has failed to convince many folk that it's possible to change a main city centre route without serious repercussions, says our columnist.
It would be a dereliction of duty if Inverness could not offer a central tourism venue with face-to-face guidance for those visitors in need of it.
This new law is oppressive, sinister, draconian and worst of all, baffling, says our columnist.
If Porterfield was an old pigsty, the new jail would be an almost unrecognisable escape into the future, says our columnist.
Cut-price deals here and there after the tough times of Covid seem few and far between. And prices for long-haul destinations have soared.
We are still in the era of the “cost-of-living crisis” and there’s no doubt some people are struggling.
The council should trim back this event to make it more economical and much more affordable.
Given the recent track record, we could be forgiven for anticipating that any civic project with the word “Riverside” could be problematic.
A hard-hitting contest is shaping up for the Inverness constituency in the upcoming General Election
Craig Dunain was no beacon of light but many would wish such a bastion and safety net was there now.
A little online familiarity can go quite a long way.
The health service is seldom out of the headlines these days for a range of negative reasons.
"The Covid inquiry has been highly effective in trashing the reputations or at least exposing the human flaws of the key decision-makers."
The question looms large as to whether or not he will be our representative at Westminster.
It’s almost impossible to get through a day without being cited of “broken Britain” supposedly falling apart. Have things ever been worse?
The venue, which has more than 2,000 members, is being replaced by a bowling venue.
The older you get, the easier it is to remain sunk into your comfort zone, says our columnist.
It is a landmark day in the calendar and for better or for worse many people will just let go and enjoy it.
Strikes at the University of the Highlands and Islands rounded off a grim year of disruption in education, in which schools were hit desperately hard.
It’s an unhappy fact that the nationwide ‘obesity crisis’ is worsening all the time, with the range of health problems it brings, says our columnist.
