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£5000 award could see Inverness ‘play streets’ project grow and expand

£5000 award could see Inverness ‘play streets’ project grow and expand

A well-received pilot that shut an Inverness street temporarily to let children play was such a success that there looks set to be further repeats.


Relegated Arbroath want Caley Thistle boss to retract ‘disappointing’ comments about downing tools

Relegated Arbroath want Caley Thistle boss to retract ‘disappointing’ comments about downing tools

Officials at club have apologised over manager comments.


Duffy looking for unbeaten end to the season

Duffy looking for unbeaten end to the season

Despite escaping the relegation play-off place, defender Wallace Duffy believes ICT cannot afford to let up in their closing Championship matches.


COLIN CAMPBELL: Surely tourists deserve one info centre in Highland capital

COLIN CAMPBELL: Surely tourists deserve one info centre in Highland capital

It would be a dereliction of duty if Inverness could not offer a central tourism venue with face-to-face guidance for those visitors in need of it.


Highland rewilding charity slams Scottish Government for ditching 2030 carbon emission target

Highland rewilding charity slams Scottish Government for ditching 2030 carbon emission target

Trees for Life says it is ‘hugely worrying and a move in the wrong direction’ while Oxfam Scotland call it ‘an acute global embarrassment’.


BREAKING + PICTURES: Police and firefighters rush to incident in the Grant Street area of Inverness

BREAKING + PICTURES: Police and firefighters rush to incident in the Grant Street area of Inverness

Police and firefighters were called to an incident in the Grant Street area of Inverness earlier this afternoon.


UPDATE: RBS officially names site for £2.5 million “flagship branch” in Inverness city centre

UPDATE: RBS officially names site for £2.5 million “flagship branch” in Inverness city centre

A savage round of RBS branch closures is set to boost Inverness city centre with the opening of a new £2.5 million ‘flagship’ outlet on Falcon Square.


Fatal Accident Inquiry likely to be held in November into death of Inverness nursery teacher

Fatal Accident Inquiry likely to be held in November into death of Inverness nursery teacher

The young woman was walking with her mum when struck by a projecting part of a lorry on the A82


Moray team helping Highland teenager in constant pain

Moray team helping Highland teenager in constant pain

Isla Grist’s story also moved a football legend.


Former Clach chairman joins Caley Thistle

Former Clach chairman joins Caley Thistle

A month after stepping down as Clachnacuddin chairman, Alex Chisholm has moved across the city to join Inverness Caledonian Thistle.


Inverness Courier reporter features in Channel 4’s First Dates episode

Inverness Courier reporter features in Channel 4’s First Dates episode

I opened up about being diagnosed with early menopause on national television.


Spinning devices on top of phone kiosks have been puzzling passers-by

Spinning devices on top of phone kiosks have been puzzling passers-by

Mini windmills have been drafted in as part of the effort to deter the menace of marauding gulls in Inverness city centre.


Police appeal for help tracing missing Conon Bridge man

Police appeal for help tracing missing Conon Bridge man

Police have appealed for help tracing a Ross-shire man who has been missing for a week.


A9 campaign sees Inverness Courier shortlisted for major titles at Scottish Press Awards

A9 campaign sees Inverness Courier shortlisted for major titles at Scottish Press Awards

The Inverness Courier is among the finalists for three national awards following its work on ‘Dual the A9’ - including Front Page of the Year.


Urgent clarity needed over controversial stove fire ban, warns Highland MSP

Urgent clarity needed over controversial stove fire ban, warns Highland MSP

Clarity is urgently needed over the ban on wood burning stoves, a Highland MSP has warned after being inundated with concerns from confused residents.


Tourist claims first Nessie sighting of 2024 as monster “ducks” above waves near Urquhart Castle

Tourist claims first Nessie sighting of 2024 as monster “ducks” above waves near Urquhart Castle

It wouldn’t be like Nessie to duck out of an early season photo opportunity.


‘Tigger’ on the loose in Alness for mascot meet-and-greet today

‘Tigger’ on the loose in Alness for mascot meet-and-greet today

An Indian restaurant in Easter Ross has a new mascot in the form of Luther the dog — who now identifies as Tigger!


NC500 hotspot village of Ullapool sees new ‘gorilla’ road sign

NC500 hotspot village of Ullapool sees new ‘gorilla’ road sign

NC500 hotspot village of Ullapool has seen a new sign pop-up for a rather exotic animal.


Highland Hospice set to host a ‘Fill your Bag’ pop-up thrift shop in the Eastgate Shopping Centre

Highland Hospice set to host a ‘Fill your Bag’ pop-up thrift shop in the Eastgate Shopping Centre

The charity are set to host an incredible pop-up thrift shop for those bargain hunters in and around Inverness.


Midfielder says testimonial was special moment to mark 13 years at Clachnacuddin

Midfielder says testimonial was special moment to mark 13 years at Clachnacuddin

Lilywhites pay tribute to their captain.


Renowned Army piper who was awarded MBE by the Queen dies aged 88

Renowned Army piper who was awarded MBE by the Queen dies aged 88

A renowned piper who mentored hundred of Army pipers and was involved in 24 Edinburgh Military Tattoos has died aged 88.


Inverness boss Duncan Ferguson says it doesn’t look like Arbroath are trying

Inverness boss Duncan Ferguson says it doesn’t look like Arbroath are trying

ICT’s manager has accused Arbroath of downing tools, handing a timely boost to Caley Thistle’s relegation rivals in the Championship run-in.


Inverness co-driver looking for successful title defence at Speyside Stages

Inverness co-driver looking for successful title defence at Speyside Stages

Inverness co-driver believes pair can have successful season in Championship.


City Seen Flashback: Pictures from Inverness in 2016

City Seen Flashback: Pictures from Inverness in 2016

Today we go back to 2016.


Beach clean volunteers sought ahead of litter picking in Ardersier

Beach clean volunteers sought ahead of litter picking in Ardersier

Eco-minded volunteers are being urged to lend a hand when a beach clean takes place at a Moray Firth beauty spot this weekend.


Aspiring social worker caught drug-driving in Inverness

Aspiring social worker caught drug-driving in Inverness

A budding social worker was caught driving his vehicle in Inverness while having cannabis in his system.


Police state that the death of a woman in Drumnadrochit is not being treated as suspicious

Police state that the death of a woman in Drumnadrochit is not being treated as suspicious

Police have confirmed that the “sudden death” of a 39-year-old woman is not suspicious.


New £2.5 million RBS “flagship” bank planned for Inverness city centre with two branches to close

New £2.5 million RBS “flagship” bank planned for Inverness city centre with two branches to close

RBS is to close two Inverness branches as part of a Scotland-wide raft of closures that will lead to the loss of 105 jobs.


PICTURES: Quiz night in tribute of a baby boy who died in his sleep raises over £1k for baby loss charity

PICTURES: Quiz night in tribute of a baby boy who died in his sleep raises over £1k for baby loss charity

Take a look through our photo gallery to see some of the best moments.


Fine for scrap metal dealer’s overload near Inverness

Fine for scrap metal dealer’s overload near Inverness

A sheriff wanted to know how much a van load of scrap metal would fetch when a scrap dealer appeared before her.


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