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Inverness teenager who found UK-first rare moth eggs shortlisted for national award

Inverness teenager who found UK-first rare moth eggs shortlisted for national award

Inverness teenager who found UK-first rare moth eggs shortlisted for national award

An Inverness teenager who became the first person to find the eggs of a mysterious moth in the UK has been nominated for a national award.


MP Angus MacDonald calls for renewables to developers to pay locals in his maiden speech in Westminster

MP Angus MacDonald calls for renewables to developers to pay locals in his maiden speech in Westminster

MP Angus MacDonald calls for renewables to developers to pay locals in his maiden speech in Westminster

He argued for five per cent of revenue to be held locally as he was keen to “set down a marker’ in his first speech.


Major Green Energy Project at Loch Ness challenged over salmon and ancient woodland threats

Major Green Energy Project at Loch Ness challenged over salmon and ancient woodland threats

Major Green Energy Project at Loch Ness challenged over salmon and ancient woodland threats

A Scottish Government advisory body has lodged an objection to a proposed green energy project on the south side of Loch Ness.


Scottish airline strikes deal to look at electrifying flights to the Highlands

Scottish airline strikes deal to look at electrifying flights to the Highlands

Scottish airline strikes deal to look at electrifying flights to the Highlands

A Scottish airline that uses Inverness Airport as a major hub is exploring the use of hybrid-electric aeroplanes on its routes.


MSP and councillor demand measures to better protect Highland communities against plethora of energy transmission projects

MSP and councillor demand measures to better protect Highland communities against plethora of energy transmission projects

MSP and councillor demand measures to better protect Highland communities against plethora of energy transmission projects

An MSP and councillor are demanding local communities are given a stronger voice on a multitude of energy projects proposed for the Highlands.


PICTURES: Top Nairn artist teams up with Inverness café for creative exploration of climate crisis

PICTURES: Top Nairn artist teams up with Inverness café for creative exploration of climate crisis

PICTURES: Top Nairn artist teams up with Inverness café for creative exploration of climate crisis

Exploring the climate crisis through creativity is the theme of workshops now underway at Inverness vegetarian café and bike workshop Velocity.


Inverness loses out on hosting the headquarters of GB Energy, according to news reports

Inverness loses out on hosting the headquarters of GB Energy, according to news reports

Inverness loses out on hosting the headquarters of GB Energy, according to news reports

BBC Scotland claims the new UK government-backed energy company will go to Aberdeen.


Plans for new battery energy storage system takes Nairn potential sites to five

Plans for new battery energy storage system takes Nairn potential sites to five

Plans for new battery energy storage system takes Nairn potential sites to five

Five proposals for new battery energy storage systems (BESS) are currently being explored for Nairn after the announcement of plans for a new site.


WATCH: From barley to whisky at Farm Ness

WATCH: From barley to whisky at Farm Ness

WATCH: From barley to whisky at Farm Ness

A local farm plays a big part in the production of the national drink.


5th anniversary of 'divisive' Inverness artwork's green light

5th anniversary of 'divisive' Inverness artwork's green light

5th anniversary of 'divisive' Inverness artwork's green light

Five years have now passed since the green light was given to one of the more controversial art works in the history of modern Inverness.


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