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The Post Office has yet to decide the fate of its Queensgate building when it moves out - but that has not stopped an array of ideas from swirling.
The appeal found no major landscape impact and planning rules are unconcerned with its safety.
Moves to begin work on Queensgate branch’s replacement a MONTH before consultation over its closure even ends has been criticsed by councillors.
Columnist David Stewart sets out how he believes the Scottish Parliament could be made to work better in the future.
The SNP, Liberal Democrats, Conservatives and Labour all commit to Transport Scotland’s timetable.
The Scottish Labour leader signs The Inverness Courier’s Dual the A9 Pledge saying ‘this is the route’ to opportunity and potential in the Highlands.
Dozens lash out at ‘big energy’ and Scottish Government ‘riding roughshod over our environment and our local democracy.’
Nicky Marr reflects on the opportunity to interview the former first minister at Eden Court.
An invite extended by a Holyrood hopeful to the First Minister to swim at Nairn Beach in a bid to highlight concerns over pollution has been declined.
Highland MP Angus MacDonald believes Highlanders deserve a better deal when it comes to renewables.
