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Paid work placements in Inverness are boosting confidence and self-esteem

Nine placements have started since October.

Final phase of Inverness housing estate set to roll

More than 100 homes set to be built in final chunk of Slackbuie housing development on Inverness outskirts.

Krispy Kreme moves a step closer to first Inverness premises

The popular doughnut firm wants to "simply and sensitivity change" the listed building it is keen to occupy.

WATCH: Police launch festive safety campaign in Inverness

Police Scotland have collaborated with various agencies to keep people in the city safe this festive season.

Inverness Castle revamp is an 'opportunity to do something really special'

Chris Mather says it should be as good as 'Somerset House, a Saatchi Gallery, it is a Harry Potter all together wrapped up in one.'

Vision for Inverness Castle revamp takes a step closer to reality

Workhaus Projects is awarded the contract to carry out the interpretation for the interior – with creativity, design, technology and craftsmanship.

Highland Council criticised for failing to check homes for risky concrete

Highland Council has been criticised for failing to physically check homes to find out if they have a potentially dangerous type of concrete in them.

Historic Inverness church could be revived for religious and community use after 23 years

Plans to revive a historic Inverness church building could soon be realised after development plans received Highland Council blessing.

PICTURES: Climate crisis put front and centre by Highland pupils at COP28 tie-in

Pupils from Inverness, Culloden and the Black Isle were joined by others from as far afield as Ardnamurchan for the mock COP28 event.

Trial to allow vans and trailers to take non-commercial DIY waste to Inverness recycling centre

Highland Council agrees to a six month trial centring on the Henderson Drive centre

Rubbish options for council as an Energy from Waste plant could cost £402 million

That price could drop to £320 million while while shipping waste outside the region is priced at £268 million over 25 years.

Latest on next year's changes to Highland household bins

Households will get an extra bin as part of the changes which aim to increase the amount of waste recycled while saving money for the service.

A9 motorhome site plan resurrected for North Kessock car park

Controversial long-running plans for a caravan park near the Kessock Bridge have re-emerged after Highland Council lodged a full planning application.

Hollywood Bowl eyeing up Inverness for newest bowling alley

The brand was named after new details over plans for the existing Sports Direct and Everlast gym site in Inverness Shopping Park were revealed.

Pupils at Highland primary school create winning road safety posters

Pupils at a Highland primary school have put their artistic skills to test to promote the importance of road safety in their community.

Loch Ness holiday park seeking to more than double cabin numbers

A holiday park overlooking Loch Ness is seeking to more than double the number of cabins on its site to make it a "far more successful business".

UK government minister visits Inverness for progress check on £20 million of investment

John Lamont heard first hand how the the three Levelling Up Programme will make a difference to the local area.

HIGHLAND COUNCIL

Paid work placements in Inverness are boosting confidence and self-esteem

Final phase of Inverness housing estate set to roll

Final phase of Inverness housing estate set to roll

Krispy Kreme moves a step closer to first Inverness premises

Krispy Kreme moves a step closer to first Inverness premises

WATCH: Police launch festive safety campaign in Inverness

WATCH: Police launch festive safety campaign in Inverness

Inverness Castle revamp is an 'opportunity to do something really special'

Inverness Castle revamp is an 'opportunity to do something really special'

Vision for Inverness Castle revamp takes a step closer to reality

Vision for Inverness Castle revamp takes a step closer to reality

Highland Council criticised for failing to check homes for risky concrete

Highland Council criticised for failing to check homes for risky concrete

Historic Inverness church could be revived for religious and community use after 23 years

Historic Inverness church could be revived for religious and community use after 23 years

PICTURES: Climate crisis put front and centre by Highland pupils at COP28 tie-in

PICTURES: Climate crisis put front and centre by Highland pupils at COP28 tie-in

Trial to allow vans and trailers to take non-commercial DIY waste to Inverness recycling centre

Trial to allow vans and trailers to take non-commercial DIY waste to Inverness recycling centre

Rubbish options for council as an Energy from Waste plant could cost £402 million

Rubbish options for council as an Energy from Waste plant could cost £402 million

Latest on next year's changes to Highland household bins

Latest on next year's changes to Highland household bins

A9 motorhome site plan resurrected for North Kessock car park

A9 motorhome site plan resurrected for North Kessock car park

Hollywood Bowl eyeing up Inverness for newest bowling alley

Hollywood Bowl eyeing up Inverness for newest bowling alley

Pupils at Highland primary school create winning road safety posters

Pupils at Highland primary school create winning road safety posters

Loch Ness holiday park seeking to more than double cabin numbers

Loch Ness holiday park seeking to more than double cabin numbers

UK government minister visits Inverness for progress check on £20 million of investment

UK government minister visits Inverness for progress check on £20 million of investment

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