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WOMEN seeking justice following sexual crimes and domestic abuse are to receive more support with a specialist legal surgery planned for Inverness.

QUOTES from Inverness MP Drew Hendry and march organiser at Standing Up For Scotland’s Citizens event.

A WOMAN attacked an off-duty night club supervisor at a McDonald’s restaurant in Inverness.

FRIENDS of a bereaved schoolgirl are showing their support by raising cash for Cancer Research UK.

Staff, volunteers and service users at a mental health charity are celebrating after its Recovery Centre in Inverness was rated excellent.

A HIGHLAND community has been stunned by the death of a talented young shinty player who was known as a charismatic character with a cheeky grin.

HUNDREDS of retail and hospitality businesses from across the Highlands and wider country flocked to Inverness for a major trade showcase.

THE price of the Highlife membership which gives access to gyms and swimming pools is set to rise following Highland Council cuts.

POPPYSCOTLAND is on the lookout for veterans from every conflict since 1939 for an ambitious new project.

MORE than 20 workshops, a marketplace and a series of live demonstrations of different craft skills are set for the fourth annual Loch Ness Knit Fest.

A manhole cover has collapsed on the A96 Inverness-Nairn road near Ardersier leaving a hole in the road.

Drivers can look forward to a bit of a smoother ride on the city centre street, for a while at least.

FED-UP bosses at Ross County and Inverness Caledonian Thistle have warned fans that “enough is enough” after incidents where seats were ripped up.

INVERNESS College UHI will pilot delivery of a new graduate apprenticeship in early learning and childcare from September.

A CARE home threatened with closure over a catalogue of failings in basic care standards is facing a fresh deadline to meet improvement demands.

FIVE Caledonian Sleeper staff have resigned after being caught turning up for work after drinking.

MORRISON Construction’s section engineer Kim McGowan collected an accolade at the CECA Scotland Awards last night.

More than 1000 primary and nursery pupils across the Highlands have put their artistic talents to work for a Mother’s Day competition.

POLICE have re-interviewed witnesses in the 43-year mystery surrounding the disappearance of Renee MacRae and her three-year-old son Andrew.

Scientists are to study the health and genetics of red squirrels which have been reintroduced to woodland in the Highlands.