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EXCLUSIVE: First Minister John Swinney signs Inverness Courier's A9 Pledge

EXCLUSIVE: First Minister John Swinney signs Inverness Courier's A9 Pledge

Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes also put pen to paper with more sections of the road to be developed in 12 months than were completed since 2007.


Delay in dental treatment in Inverness highlighted by patient waiting a year

Delay in dental treatment in Inverness highlighted by patient waiting a year

The difficulty in accessing dental care in the Highlands has been highlighted by a Beauly man who has been waiting a year for treatment.


Vulnerable children missing out on support due to Highland Council ‘algorithm’

Vulnerable children missing out on support due to Highland Council ‘algorithm’

Some parents say additional support is not available where it should be.


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.


EXCLUSIVE: Probe into teacher’s ‘inappropriate behaviour’ to teenage girl unearths litany of staff ‘failings’

EXCLUSIVE: Probe into teacher’s ‘inappropriate behaviour’ to teenage girl unearths litany of staff ‘failings’

Highland Council upheld complaints concerning two other members of staff, one of whom was described as ‘hostile’ to the teenager.


WATCH: ‘Massive burden’ removed from Inverness Caledonian Thistle as £3 million of debts wiped out

WATCH: ‘Massive burden’ removed from Inverness Caledonian Thistle as £3 million of debts wiped out

Inverness Caley Thistle are hopeful of a new dawn after incoming advisor Alan Savage secured agreement to wipe more than £3 million in historic debts.


EXCLUSIVE: Ketan Makwana still determined to get a majority stake in Inverness Caledonian Thistle

EXCLUSIVE: Ketan Makwana still determined to get a majority stake in Inverness Caledonian Thistle

The club suspended negotiations after the arrival of Orion Group chairman Alan Savage.


‘These children are simply being forgotten’ - call for change as 1700 still waiting for neurodevelopmental conditions assessment in the Highlands

‘These children are simply being forgotten’ - call for change as 1700 still waiting for neurodevelopmental conditions assessment in the Highlands

Hundreds of parents in the Highlands are calling for change in how neurodevelopmental conditions are assessed, with 1700 children yet to be assessed.


Crinkle-cut chips set to return to menu as Inverness institution re-opens

Crinkle-cut chips set to return to menu as Inverness institution re-opens

A long-established Inverness institution has re-opened its doors – with crinkle-cut chips set to return to the menu.


Inverness man threatened to shoot and stab police during 3.5-hour stand-off

Inverness man threatened to shoot and stab police during 3.5-hour stand-off

The 37-year-old had just been released on licence from a sentence at Inverness Prison two weeks earlier.


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