Latest vandal attack on controversial Inverness artwork the Gathering Place on the River Ness with more graffiti added to the structure

New graffiti has appeared on a controversial Inverness artwork.

The damage has been daubed at the Gathering Place which juts out into the River Ness.

This is not the first time it has been attacked by vandals and there have also been complaints over disability access since it was first unveiled to the public

The structure, an amphitheatre with curved walls on either side of the River Ness, was recently completed at a cost of £262,246.

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