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Some members fear that SEPA's projections are unduly influencing planning decisions
Pancake was a two-year-old lion-head rabbit whose owner called as she had seen a couple of maggots underneath his tail and he hadn’t eaten that day.
Highland Council has appointed three “children’s champions” to advocate for young people and their families.
Two weeks ago Margaret MacDougall, one time curator for Inverness Museum and joint Inverness County and Burgh librarian, featured in this article.
The first meeting of Highland Council’s new Black Isle committee took place last week, and members took the opportunity to draw a line in the sand.
We have recently seen an ending of many of the Covid rules we have been living with for so long now.
We’re all broken, misusing power and open to abuse by power.
Questions from the doctor's postbag include advice sought about Covid vaccine and pregnancy.
The public is to be asked its views on the licensing of sex entertainment venues (SEVs) in the Highlands.
It is said that Duncan Forbes wife, Janet, had a reputation of laying out only the most basic of fare to their guests.
Business Focus: Scottish Government homeworking advice is contrary and damaging, Inverness BID manager warns
Sometimes my job can be hard and emotional. I recently, sadly, had to put to rest a wee dog whom I have looked after for over the past 14 years.
Are you in our latest mystery photos, or do you know anyone who is? Do you remember the event?
Is there a spiritual component to human nature which is not nurtured by the relentless pursuit of possessions and success?
Our man in Holyrood Fergus Ewing makes a case for off shore workers not to be part of quarantine rules.
An Inverness cycle shop rescues two fundraisers undertaking a 1000-mile charity cycle dressed as World War II soldiers.
Inverness city centre developments will provide much needed confidence boost
The pandemic has changed the way we travel abroad.
Margaret (‘Meg’) MacDougall was curator for Inverness Museum and latterly joint Inverness County and Burgh Librarian.
Punch was a bouncy four-year-old boxer dog. He was brought into the practice as the owners noticed the appearance of a red, raised, round lump.
