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Scottish Government encourages low-income households to utilise home ownership scheme

Scottish Government encourages low-income households to utilise home ownership scheme

Scottish Government encourages low-income households to utilise home ownership scheme

10 February 2023

The LIFT scheme provides funding to help eligible applicants across Scotland to purchase a home on the market in an area of their choosing.


Seafood offering at the Victorian Market Food Hall

Seafood offering at the Victorian Market Food Hall

Seafood offering at the Victorian Market Food Hall

09 February 2023

All the food lovers out there will be pleased to know that Redshank Catering Co is in a pop-up unit at the Victorian Market Food Hall this weekend.


WATCH: Inverness views on A9 dualling delay

WATCH: Inverness views on A9 dualling delay

WATCH: Inverness views on A9 dualling delay

09 February 2023

Find out what locals had to say about the transport minister's recent announcement that it is 'unachievable' for the A9 to be dualled by 2025.


Multi-millionaire businessman hosts Entrepreneurial Masterclass

Multi-millionaire businessman hosts Entrepreneurial Masterclass

Multi-millionaire businessman hosts Entrepreneurial Masterclass

09 February 2023

The event was led by Angus MacDonald who has just announced that he is running against SNP MP Ian Blackford in the next general election .


Vet Speak: Cat bites can lead to serious health issues for your pet

Vet Speak: Cat bites can lead to serious health issues for your pet

Vet Speak: Cat bites can lead to serious health issues for your pet

09 February 2023

Cat bites can expose you pet to a range of health issues and it's vital to keep boosters up to date, warns columnist Alison Laurie-Chalmers.


Nicky Marr: I’m warming myself, rather than the house

Nicky Marr: I’m warming myself, rather than the house

Nicky Marr: I’m warming myself, rather than the house

08 February 2023

As I write this, I’m wearing three layers and a scarf, with a hot water bottle stuffed up my jumper.


'Future proof' system in place at Inverness Airport Station

'Future proof' system in place at Inverness Airport Station

'Future proof' system in place at Inverness Airport Station

06 February 2023

Rail passengers using the station will be the first in Scotland to benefit from the new innovative modular signalling technology.


Who will be at the wheel of the Caledonian Sleeper later this year?

Who will be at the wheel of the Caledonian Sleeper later this year?

Who will be at the wheel of the Caledonian Sleeper later this year?

05 February 2023

Speculation is growing over who will operate the Caledonian Sleeper rail service between Inverness and London from this summer.


Rail was a central part of city life

Rail was a central part of city life

Rail was a central part of city life

04 February 2023

Not to be confused with Millburn Roundhouse, the Lochgorm Locomotive Works were established by the Inverness and Nairn Railway in 1855.


Inverness Harbour Trust appoints new trustees

Inverness Harbour Trust appoints new trustees

Inverness Harbour Trust appoints new trustees

04 February 2023

Mark Patterson and Eddie Scott will join the board and Catriona Maclean has been reappointed.


Health Matters: 'Do what makes us feel better now and helps us in future '

Health Matters: 'Do what makes us feel better now and helps us in future '

Health Matters: 'Do what makes us feel better now and helps us in future '

03 February 2023

Gradually lighter nights give us all more chances to get out and do some of the activities that boost our mental and physical health.


Raise a dram as Inverness beauty firm uses whisky by-product to help skin rejuvenation

Raise a dram as Inverness beauty firm uses whisky by-product to help skin rejuvenation

Raise a dram as Inverness beauty firm uses whisky by-product to help skin rejuvenation

02 February 2023

GlenWyvis Distillery in Dingwall has been helping the research by Robert Gordon University's (RGU) School of Pharmacy and Life Sciences.


40 million people read local news media every month

40 million people read local news media every month

40 million people read local news media every month

02 February 2023

Forty million people now read local news media in print and digital every month.


Will you be going along to this entrepreneurial masterclass?

Will you be going along to this entrepreneurial masterclass?

Will you be going along to this entrepreneurial masterclass?

02 February 2023

Guests will be presented with the unique chance to be stimulated, inspired and expand their network all in one space.


Future of Scotland's ancient Caledonian pinewoods resting on a "knife-edge"

Future of Scotland's ancient Caledonian pinewoods resting on a "knife-edge"

Future of Scotland's ancient Caledonian pinewoods resting on a "knife-edge"

02 February 2023

Scotland's Caledonian pinewoods are resting on a survival “knife-edge” and could become the last generation.


VET SPEAK: Insurance means peace of mind in caring for your pet

VET SPEAK: Insurance means peace of mind in caring for your pet

VET SPEAK: Insurance means peace of mind in caring for your pet

02 February 2023

Worrying about possible vet bills? Take the stress away with this guide to some of the pet insurance options available.


Jobcentre staff on strike today

Jobcentre staff on strike today

Jobcentre staff on strike today

01 February 2023

Union members are taking action because they want a 10 per cent pay rise from the government, alongside pension and redundancy protection.


2100 jobs at risk across Tesco stores

2100 jobs at risk across Tesco stores

2100 jobs at risk across Tesco stores

31 January 2023

The supermarket giant has announced a number of changes today.


B&Bs forced to shut over winter as they 'can't afford to keep trading'

B&Bs forced to shut over winter as they 'can't afford to keep trading'

B&Bs forced to shut over winter as they 'can't afford to keep trading'

31 January 2023

B&Bs have been forced to shut over the winter due to rising inflation, with the current VAT Threshold being cited as the main reason for the closures.


Victorian Market Food Hall gets sweet new offering

Victorian Market Food Hall gets sweet new offering

Victorian Market Food Hall gets sweet new offering

30 January 2023

Aviemore-based Kilted Fudge Company has taken up residence until February 12, and is stocking up decadent treats for those with a sweet tooth.


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