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Tours of 'jewel in Inverness’s architectural crown' suspended

But Highland Council is developing a plan to enhance use of the Inverness Town House in order to make it as accessible as possible to the public.

COLIN CAMPBELL: Just Stop Oil and anti-royal extremists should face tough sanction for disruptive antics

Many people are sick to death of small minorities ruining the day and the occasion for everyone else, says our columnist.

Till stolen from Victorian Market food stall

Inverness Sheriff Court was told it was a "spur of the moment decision".

Peacemaker suffered broken jaw in one-punch KO in Inverness street

Victim had tried to intervene after seeing a fight while out socialising with his brother.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: Stepping it up on a walk with a robot

Hector MacKenzie lets artificial intelligence lead the way on a guided walk around Inverness.

COLIN CAMPBELL: Boundary changes mean Inverness and Nairn SNP MP faces fierce battle ahead

It would take a lot of work to oust Drew Hendry from Westminster, but it is by no means an impossible task, says our columnist.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: Battling early starts and steep hills on cycle to Culloden Battlefield

John Davidson enjoys the peace of an early morning ride to visit the battlefield and Clava Cairns before returning to Inverness on some great roads

COLIN CAMPBELL: Problems still exist, but bus service is no longer the shambles it was

Round trips have been achieved in and out of the city centre generally without delay. This now seems to be a consistent pattern, says our columnist.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: Signs of the times on Wade’s road to Inverness

John Davidson heads out for a run on a route that has a history that pre-dates the Battle of Culloden – but only just

GRANT CAMPBELL: Collaboration will be key to us achieving our social and economic ambitions

We need to consider just how important the Highlands and Islands has become to the national interest, says our columnist.

COLIN CAMPBELL: Bike theft in Inverness is still a bitterly wounding crime

I’ve gone over six decades without being a victim of any crime in Inverness, but it didn't dull the pain of having my bike stolen, says our columnist.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: Run to Loch Ness beach makes fine loop from Holm

John Davidson enjoys a summer run on a route that links Inverness and Dores via a low road and a high road

COLIN CAMPBELL: Everyone has to have a roof over their head, even if it brings on a nightmare

There’s no denying difficult decisions have to be made on housing, says our columnist.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: Chasing the sunset on late-night Munro mission

John Davidson heads up Mullach Clach a’ Bhlàir above Glen Feshie on a late-night run in spectacular surroundings

INVERNESS BID: We need reliable and affordable ‘greener’ alternatives to cars first

Well intended does not always work as well in practice, says our columnist.

COLIN CAMPBELL: Spanish magic in Madrid where Sir Andy Murray is king of Scots

We hear plenty about ‘airport misery’ but nothing about the vast majority of journeys which are problem free, says our columnist.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: Skye shelter has perfect lookout

Andy Dixon finds he is disturbing the peace on a family walk to the northern tip of Skye – where he discovers a stunning vantage point

COLIN CAMPBELL: Inverness Women’s Aid began with a multitude in just three rooms

Many people were shocked that Women’s Aid was to close its city accommodation base, leaving only six flats in Dingwall to serve the entire Highlands.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: Bus journey offers high hopes for hill walkers

John Davidson joins Moray Mountaineering Club for a ‘bus meet’ to climb four Munros in the Glen Shee area

GRANT CAMPBELL: Biggest problem Highlands faces to realising a strong and prosperous future is housing

The area has a diverse population where people want to live, work and contribute to society, says our columnist.