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YOUR VIEWS: Readers on the things that matter to them.
YOUR VIEWS: Readers on Highland energy projects and council parking tickets
Families from across the Highlands impacted by the loss of a baby or child came together for an emotional butterfly release in their memory.
YOUR VIEWS: Changes to city bus services and reaction to MSP decision
Is this year’s good summer weather seeing Inverness’s public areas getting a bit out of control when it comes to encroaching nature?
NHS Highland’s new director of public health has spoken about the importance of working together.
YOUR VIEWS: Readers on a range of issues concerning them.
Plans to develop a vacant site in the Longman Industrial Estate to create one or two non-food retail units have been approved.
Issues over factors have been blamed for leaving large parts of Milton of Leys wildly overgrown according to some residents.
A packed Inverness Cathedral saw tributes paid to serving armed forces amembers as well as to the contributions of veterans this afternoon.
Plans to install a flood barrier on a historic building because of Increased sewer flooding incidents along the River Ness have been approved.
Glen Urquhart Shinty Club are putting down their camans this weekend and picking up their “teammate” to highlight the physical toll of mental health.
A motorcyclist involved in a collision by the shores of Loch Ness has died.
A community cafe is planned as part of the internal transformation of a former city centre church now operating as a Gaelic cultural centre.
A dance school is taking steps to secure a new space for itself in a former city furniture store.
Highland Council is to take on a key city bus route after Stagecoach announced a number of changes to its services in and around the city.
Readers respond to plans for 380 new homes in the Westercraigs area of Inverness.
Having stared his donation journey in 1971 aged 17, David Edes took in his 71st birthday last week by giving blood at Inverness Donor Centre.
An Inverness nursery school has received a mixed report from inspectors.
Change is on the cards for several bus services in and around Inverness - with one community looking set to lose provision altogether.
