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Highland Council is ‘capping’ or limiting the school roll in Millburn Academy for the 2022-23 academic session.
Visit Inverness Loch Ness (VILN) has installed five new webcams along Loch Ness, making it easier for people to look out for the Loch Ness Monster.
A BOSS at a new Inverness housing development has been recognised as one of the best site managers in the UK after winning a top industry award .
AN independent advice service in Inverness has seen a huge increase in demand for its help as the cost of living crisis deepens.
INVERNESS is set to be the first city in Scotland whose bus network will be operated entirely by electric vehicles.
Eighty new homes could be built in Inverness if the developer gets planning permission.
HIGHLAND Hospice is getting ready for a huge zipline fundraising event next month, with more places now available.
Maisie Louise Cecilia Smith Fraser lived in the Hilton area of the city.
Highland Council has defended the opening times of its recycling centres after the operation was criticised by local residents.
Representatives from organisations, Highland councillors and city residents met with Inverness and Nairn SNP MP to discuss the cost of living crisis.
An Inverness man has taken the plunge and completed a 15,000 feet tandem skydive to help Highland Hospice.
They will be auctioned off for the charity next month and there will be a last chance to see them at Bellfield Park in Inverness.
The long-running saga ended yesterday after the hotel was granted planning permission – meaning the music venue will be demolished.
A community is fighting back after, it says, its youngsters were left with nowhere safe to play for the entirety of the school summer holidays.
The long-running saga of whether a hotel will be built on the site of the Ironworks in Inverness has ended after it was granted planning permission.
The majority of readers who took part in our survey thought that Inverness having the cheapest beer in the UK was a good thing.
Bricks Capital wants to build it on the site of the Ironworks in Academy Street and the application will be discussed by councillors from 10.30am.
A community is fighting back after, it says, its youngsters were left with nowhere safe to play for the entirety of the school summer holidays.
There was a good turnout for South Kessock Residents Association's fundraising day to support community activities.
