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While her Labour shadow Jackie Baillie said ‘I wish Douglas Ross the best of luck in the future’.
The battery storage farm was a particularly bitter pill as Graeme Bennett says it ‘sucked the lifeblood out of the club’.
So has he bitten off more than he can possibly chew as an MP and MSP for more than 500,000 people and 40,000 sq km?
But he adds to protesting fans: ‘You got your wish, the change of the hierarchy is there, we are not going to Kelty so let’s see your commitments’.
But he insists that despite the ‘cry for help’ that ‘Inverness is a good brand. There are a few buyers or investors interested’.
Board member Graeme Bennett confirmed news saying the chief executive is ‘doing everything he can for Caley Thistle’.
There has been no statement from club officials for 12 days except a confirmation of Premier Sports cup fixtures.
Notification on Companies House, a UK government agency, makes his departure on May 30 official.
Meeting called tonight after Ross Morrison resigns as chairman.
He asks fans to ‘rally round the club’ saying ‘administration is a desperate thing to happen to a club and must, at all cost, not happen to ICTFC’.
Statkraft does not want to pursue a deal worth between £1.4 million and £1.7 million over five years.
Staff will move out of one block to the rear of the main sandstone building by the end of the year.
Organiser Dougie Brown says ‘we have got exceptionally lucky with the weather, everyone is in great form, lots of families’.
She says ‘I’ll Race for Life in my grandparents’ memory but also to help people who are going through cancer right now’.
Spokeswoman Lisa Adams says ‘Race for Life has the power not only to transform lives, but to save them’.
Finlay smashed his original £1000 target after walking a mile everyday last month as part of the RNLI Mayday Mile challenge.
The charity is expecting to ‘welcome more zipliners, along with our catapult participants’ today as well.
There were plenty of hardy fundraisers for one of the north’s most deserving charities willing to brave the 160ft elasticated drop.
The former First Minister was staking his party’s claim with Alba’s Highland manifesto targeting housing, jobs, and independence.
Organiser Dougie Brown says it is more than about the music but ‘a celebration of all that is great about Scotland and the Highlands.’
