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Our council has failed to convince many folk that it's possible to change a main city centre route without serious repercussions, says our columnist.

I love living here. But I implore our national and regional leaders to travel. And watch and notice what others do better and bring that home.

Lowland League teams have had the better of play-offs.

Readers respond to issues raised by two Inverness Courier columnists

Last week in Holyrood, the Scottish Government bowed to the inevitable. Climate change targets for 2030, always unachievable, have now been scrapped.

He says ‘ministers like the Greens’ Patrick Harvie completely overlook the practical need of many in rural areas.’

John Davidson explores a quieter route in the hills above Dores, where a new hydro development looks set to impact on the area in the next few years

Are you in our latest mystery photos, or do you know anyone who is? Do you remember any of the events?

The Polestar 2 fastback model has been updated with an improved range, efficiency and performance while also reducing its carbon footprint.

Readers on events affecting city life.

Christians believe life is a precious gift from God, and dying a solemn transition.

All of us amateur dancers will be forever thankful to anyone who has put their hand in their pocket to support us while we’ve been learning to dance.

We understand that asking questions about your treatment options can be overwhelming, intimidating or even scary for some people, says our columnist.

Government should focus immediately on the key areas around offshore wind consenting and grid connections, says our columnist.

Limiting post-test driving freedom is worth it to save just one young life, says our columnist.

It would be a dereliction of duty if Inverness could not offer a central tourism venue with face-to-face guidance for those visitors in need of it.

Exploring the remote lochs and lochans of Caithness is not the same challenge that it once was, but there are few who have visited them all

A big talking point is a planned Apprentice Boys of Derry march.

It takes a real level of strength to take a negative situation and turn it into an act of kindness, says our MP.

John Davidson completes a loop of the Great Glen Way, taking in the newly signed high-level route over Carn na Leitire