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Electrical issues at a major city school less than a decade old have been flagged up as part of a licence application.
YOUR VIEWS: On council overpayments and Academy Street costs.
“I’ve always wanted to give blood, but life has had a habit of getting in the way.”
Christmas is nearly upon us and you may very well still be looking for gifts that are a little out of the ordinary.
YOUR VIEWS: Remembering a one of a kind figure of the Inverness retail scene.
First Minister John Swinney has been invited to travel between Caithness and Inverness to see what patients experience travelling for healthcare.
A veteran Labour MP and peer is speaking to Inverness pupils this morning about the lessons that can be drawn from recent international events.
YOUR VIEWS: Readers on energy giant’s housing promises and possible council tax rises.
Dozens of runners, joggers and walkers turned out for the latest annual Jingle Jog at UHI Inverness campus.
One of the components of blood, plasma can be used for a range of treatments, including boosting the immune system of cancer sufferers.
YOUR VIEWS: Would the Highlands be better served by council reorganisation?
Just 300 bottles of the exclusive Inverness Castle Experience single malt Highland whisky are to be made available to buy this week.
YOUR VIEWS: Readers respond to plans for a new city store, plus rewilding, council funds and help for the vulnerable this winter
Christmas tunes around the piano will provide the centrepiece for festive fun next week, showcasing new creative possibilities.
A mum will be forever grateful to the blood donors who helped ensure supplies were there when her four-year-old daughter badly needed them.
Simpsons Garden Centre in Inverness has raised £10,000 for Cash for Kids through its annual festive ladies night.
Launched last week our Give Blood, Save Lives campaign aims to secure 5000 donations of blood in the Highlands and Moray.
A nurse has spoken of her drive to give blood, driven both by personal and professional experience.
YOUR VIEWS: Readers on the closure threat over a city post office and continued fears about A96 dualling
25 harpists of all ages are to showcase a Christmas repertoire at Inverness Cathedral this weekend.
