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Fire units attended from Inverness but no further details are available at this time.
This may seem odd, but they are made by a longstanding company specialising in conversion of these containers into presentable sport
They are made by a longstanding company specialising in converting containers into presentable leisure use.
The latest figures for aolcohol-specific deaths from the National Records of Scotland are published today.
Ladbrokes say the shop was quickly back to trading as normal but the situation is being monitored.
A man’s claim he could not have assaulted his ex because he was in bed with his new girlfriend at the time has been rejected.
A man claimed he could not have carried out an assault on his ex as he was engaged in a ‘12 hour sex marathon’ at the time of the alleged attack.
Driver was more than twice the legal drink-drive limit.
They joined teams from England, Iceland, Northern Ireland, Ireland and Scotland.
John Crombie, from Kingussie, bids a fond farewell to the long running event that has raised more than £250,000 for charity.
Signs posted by Stagecoach advised that the Falcon Square was an alternative but some drivers refused believing it was not an official alternative.
Ambitious hopes of the community council will see the area’s young people also become involved.
Stuart Brown of Stuart Brown Organic Hairdressing on Midmills Road, is delighted to save the old le
Under Mr Henderson, Newhall Mains is determined to make the most of Scotland’s larder to delight diners at their new-look eatery.
Architects for Culturlann Inbhir Nis warn that the work needs done to prevent a high risk of damage that could impact on the operation of the centre.
Dog Falls Brewing Co wants to move into the former Semi-Chem premises in the city centre.
Lisa Foster is also hoping for some donations at Moy Country Fair.
Highland Council meanwhile states Blue Badges mostly cover on-street parking.
Corriegarth Estate at Gorthleck hosts the free event this Saturday with all being welcome.
Highland Council is considering an application from the North Gateway Cafe.
