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THE number of Inverness people using the city’s food banks is continuing to grow, according to new figures.
A PETITION has been launched calling on the Queen to strip Prince Andrew of his Earl of Inverness title.
A PETITION has been launched calling on the Queen to strip Prince Andrew of the title of Earl of Inverness.
THE former McDermott oil fabrication yard near Ardersier could be reborn in a different guise.
THE operators of a tartan and gift shop who started painting the exterior without permission, are now seeking listed building consent for the work.
AN Inverness boxing club is to dedicate its next show to the memory of teenage boxer Nicola Rattray, who was found dead at her home.
A MAN has appeared in court in connection with a disturbance alleging the possession of an offensive weapon at New Craigs Hospital in Inverness.
A TRENDY international pub chain appears to have called time on much-vaunted plans to open in Inverness.
HOME care and support services provider, Highland Home Carers (HHC), is hiring more staff.
A SPECTACULARLY scary Halloween show opened the Inverness Winter Festival in splendid fashion with almost 14,000 attending the Ness Islands event.
TRANSPORT Scotland is to make improvements to Raigmore Interchange roundabout in Inverness following the death of a pedestrian who was hit by a car.
A senior carer who worked at Elmgrove House Care Home has been struck off for abusing residents.
A VISITOR to Inverness has been spreading both delight and bemusement with hand-carved robins left for passers-by to spot around the city.
THE owner of a closure-threatened Inverness care home has described the situation as scary and sad while admitting it came as a shock.
AN Inverness care home with 23 residents is facing urgent court action to close it down.
The Inverness MP has called for an exemption to part of the pension law which led to a retired city plumber being hit with a shock bill for £1.2m.
WHEN plumber Murray Menzies retired and closed the small business he ran with his father, it was with relief that he wrote the last pension cheque.
CHILDREN from an Inverness-shire primary school had the thrill of seeing their designs for promoting clean air made into banners.
A £15 million refurbishment of Inverness High School is set to continue after planning permission was granted for a second phase.
TWO busy community facilities have issued appeals to drivers to stop parking in customers’ spaces, including spaces reserved for disabled drivers.
