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Councillor Ken Gowans slams ‘unacceptable’ service residents experienced.
The move paves the for the tap room and boutique whisky bar to open under MRG Holdings run by Gavin and Anita Stevenson.
Bosses are told the system is surviving off emergency protocols and locum cover during search for long-term solution.
Inverness and Nairn LibDem candidate Neil Alexander says ‘mental health support ‘falls far short of what is needed’.
The move comes amid plans for an extension to provide more consulting rooms but that could take months.
The aim is to breathe fresh life into the ex-Semichem store on Queensgate with craft beers and high-quality local products.
Here is our pick of the most prominent cases at hitting the headlines from our court reporters this past week.
Scottish Government’s four-hour target for patients admitted, transferred or discharged missed.
But she insists she is unable to attend a meeting of MPs and MSPs in August.
The plans is to have a whisky bar on one floor and a ‘tasting room and sensory experience in the basement’ as well as on and off sales.
The university secured an overall 92% satisfaction rate in the 2025 National Student Survey.
But around 10 other local MPs and MSPs are expected in Inverness with some yet to confirm.
Dr Neil McNamara says ‘there will be a sadness there, a sorrow’ and a ‘terrible sense of guilt’.
She now ‘fears for her safety’ while NHS Highland says ‘where concerns are raised we will investigate’.
But Ellie Wilson hits back saying ‘I won’t be silenced’ despite the toll taken by ‘utterly abhorrent’ posts.
Both Fergus Ewing and Douglas Ross want it to be ‘open’ and ‘directly accountable to the public’.
Transport secretary Fiona Hyslop says ‘we are achieving the targets we have laid out, and making steady progress across the corridor’
Edward Mountain says that traffic on the diversion is barely moving and backroads are jammed as well.
As MP Angus MacDonald slams ‘ludicrous’ Nigel Farage and Kemi Badenoch renewable energy ‘myths’.
Chief executive Calum Macpherson says North Sea renewables ‘should take 50 to 100 years just to build out’.
