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Tournament has showcased a certain style of football.

The push to drastically reduce car use will inevitably result in a reduction in the number of people accessing the city centre, says our columnist.

I've had my fill of NHS horror stories, and don't want to consume any more, says our columnist.

Iona MacDonald will cast her vote in a general election for the first time today - and she has one big take home message to share right now.

Plant Bar is based on Union Street - within the Soul Seeker Yoga premises - and provides customers with plant-based, grain free, low-carb food.

Readers respond to stories making the headlines.

Inverness set to face Nairn on Tuesday night.

The seven candidates for the new Moray West, Nairn and Strathspey constituency share their top priorities ahead of Thursday’s General Election.

Last week saw the Hi-Bike scheme being forced to close down to vandalism, and this will impact many that rely on it for work and to ditch the car.

Far-Fetched, based in Drummond Street, has been a permanent fixture of the city centre for nearly 16 years.

Readers have lots to stay on a wide range of topics this week.

The opportunity to put a cross on a ballot paper is a sacred act, says our columnist.

Boss has a target of where he wants Lilywhites to finish.

Manager says he has his team in place for new season.

While new dads will feel excited they may also feel left out, unsure and overwhelmed, says our columnist.

Winning a seat, particularly if it was unexpected, gives a political high that goes off the Richter scale, says our columnist.

Nairn County boss looks ahead to new season after first friendly match.

Our candidates are far more comfortable attacking their political opponents, says our columnist.

The Labour candidate expressed his concerns with bookable holiday venues and over concentrated Highland tourism.

Shona Reed has seen fees for her father - who lives in Eilean Dubh care home in Fortrose - increase by 40 per cent over the past two years.