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COLIN CAMPBELL: Craig Dunain cast a shadow, but we could do with it now

COLIN CAMPBELL: Craig Dunain cast a shadow, but we could do with it now

Craig Dunain was no beacon of light but many would wish such a bastion and safety net was there now.


BUSINESS INSIGHT: We must break down remoteness barriers in Highlands

BUSINESS INSIGHT: We must break down remoteness barriers in Highlands

'We must hope that the Scottish Government’s new Addressing Depopulation Action Plan will lead the way in increasing co-operation and collaboration.'


COLIN CAMPBELL: Resisting the pressure to ‘go online’ seems futile

COLIN CAMPBELL: Resisting the pressure to ‘go online’ seems futile

A little online familiarity can go quite a long way.


OPINION: It makes good business sense to make BID work for you

OPINION: It makes good business sense to make BID work for you

Whether you believe in BID or not, it makes good business sense to make BID work for you, says our columnist.


BUSINESS INSIGHT: Economy should be central to Scottish Government’s thinking

BUSINESS INSIGHT: Economy should be central to Scottish Government’s thinking

We need it to really listen, and then, through its agencies, take direct positive action, says our columnist.


COLIN CAMPBELL: A 50-year friend’s firm resolution: Do it while you can

COLIN CAMPBELL: A 50-year friend’s firm resolution: Do it while you can

The older you get, the easier it is to remain sunk into your comfort zone, says our columnist.


COLIN CAMPBELL:Kids let down time and again in a strike-riddled year

COLIN CAMPBELL:Kids let down time and again in a strike-riddled year

Strikes at the University of the Highlands and Islands rounded off a grim year of disruption in education, in which schools were hit desperately hard.


NICKY MARR: Human rights is an issue surprisingly close to home

NICKY MARR: Human rights is an issue surprisingly close to home

What do you think of when you hear the phrase ‘human rights’?


COLIN CAMPBELL: Support might not be enough but is better than nothing

COLIN CAMPBELL: Support might not be enough but is better than nothing

A letter from the Department of Work and Pensions that I’d be receiving a £500 winter fuel payment put a spring in my step on a chilly winter morning.


COLIN CAMPBELL: Miss Scotland shows why beauty contests are centre stage again

COLIN CAMPBELL: Miss Scotland shows why beauty contests are centre stage again

Chelsie Allison, Miss Scotland, is justifiably proud of bringing that title to Inverness.


BUSINESS COMMENT: Don't let your money leave the Highlands and never return!

BUSINESS COMMENT: Don't let your money leave the Highlands and never return!

Shop locally where possible, and your money supports local families – owners and staff, says our columnist.


COLIN CAMPBELL: What's the difference between Inverness and London?

COLIN CAMPBELL: What's the difference between Inverness and London?

We have our problems here but the pace of life is less hectic and less stressful, says our columnist.


Inverness sheriff gives racist chance to change before 'something awful' happens

Inverness sheriff gives racist chance to change before 'something awful' happens

'Charges show a repeated and sustained course of conduct towards anyone that you take exception to or hate the colour of their skin,' sheriff said.


BUSINESS COMMENT: Wheels of Nairn pulls in 10,500 visitors

BUSINESS COMMENT: Wheels of Nairn pulls in 10,500 visitors

Events attract visitors, boost a town’s reputation, and build a positive image of the town, says our columnist.


COLIN CAMPBELL: SNP election plan does no favours for Drew Hendry

COLIN CAMPBELL: SNP election plan does no favours for Drew Hendry

There should also be no underestimating the vote-losing resentment directed at the sheer arrogance of the SNP, says our columnist.


Inverness predator pretended to be teenager before raping girl (13)

Inverness predator pretended to be teenager before raping girl (13)

The court heard Pemberton also had sex with two other underage girls – aged 14 and 15.


'You will be dead within an hour' convicted Inverness paedophile tells police after claiming to be royalty

'You will be dead within an hour' convicted Inverness paedophile tells police after claiming to be royalty

'Come on' taunt heard from man as he tried to escape police in Falcon Square before saying he would 'gouge their eyes out'.


COLIN CAMPBELL: Crowdfunding for Highland schools is a dire state of affairs

COLIN CAMPBELL: Crowdfunding for Highland schools is a dire state of affairs

Anger over millions cut from schools budgets has a familiar ring. Parental protest over closures and cutbacks has resounded down the generations.


What can we do to address significant challenges businesses face?

What can we do to address significant challenges businesses face?

Our columnist says there is no time to spare when it comes to rural areas.


COLIN CAMPBELL: Daunting prospect of so many people getting old together

COLIN CAMPBELL: Daunting prospect of so many people getting old together

New census figures have revealed that almost a quarter of the population of the Highlands is over the age of 65.


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