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The local authority said ‘suitable and robust arrangements were not effectively put in place at school.’
Convener Jackson Carlaw says they ‘can hopefully shed some light’ so ‘there will be no backsliding on the new 2035 anticipated completion date.’
Food, alcohol and clothing was taken, hears Inverness Sheriff Court.
An Inverness care home at the centre of serious concerns is to close for refurbishment ahead of being sold.
He writes that ‘after nearly a quarter of a century of neglect’ the Scottish Government ‘must do better than the caveated pledge.’
An Inverness woman and her canine friend were ‘on cloud nine’ after Tweed, a ‘class clown’ Labrador, won at Crufts.
The planned closure of all VisitScotland’s information centres - including Inverness - has prompted concern and anger.
Cut-price deals here and there after the tough times of Covid seem few and far between. And prices for long-haul destinations have soared.
A recently broken Inverness bridge could be back in action tomorrow.
Four decades ago, four Beauly lads decided to start a band for the love of music. Fast forward to 2024 and they are still giving it their best.
Craig Dunain was no beacon of light but many would wish such a bastion and safety net was there now.
'We must hope that the Scottish Government’s new Addressing Depopulation Action Plan will lead the way in increasing co-operation and collaboration.'
A little online familiarity can go quite a long way.
Whether you believe in BID or not, it makes good business sense to make BID work for you, says our columnist.
The latest addition to Ross County’s staff has taken an unusual path to get to Scottish football.
A long-serving Clachnacuddin player will donate all of the money raised at his testimonial to mental health charity Mikeysline.
Ice skating club has experienced success in UK competition.
Jack Baldwin says Ross County’s interim manager has been a “breath of fresh air” since taking over the reigns in Dingwall.
Injury at Dundee United means he will play no further part this campaign.
Deal comes after Caley Thistle couldn’t sign him due to technicality.
Disappointing results in last two matches.
Inverness rally driver is looking to make a big impact in UK championship.
We tried the new Sunday Brunch menu at the Boat Country Inn.
John Davidson enjoys an early spring cycle ride from the Highland capital - and he’s not the only one taking advantage of the fine weather window
Food fans will soon be salivating at the culinary treats on offer after the return on the city's Highland Food and Drink Trail was announced.
If anything is worth investing in as we try to save our planet, it’s our long-term economic future.
As Anna Wells recovers from her three-month winter round of the 282 Scottish mountains above 3000ft, John Davidson says lists can be an inspiration
An award-winning performance from theatre dance company Curious Seed will come to the Lemon Tree in Aberdeen for one night only.
Shed Seven have announced a special 30th anniversary tour which will be coming to Aberdeen.
It opens in Highland Scotland but then spreads out to make connections with cultures across the world.
Direct from the West End, The Drifters Girl comes to Aberdeen and we speak to Carly Mercedes Dyer who plays Faye Treadwell in the hit show.
Professor David Wilson has joined forces with Marcel Theroux for a new tour – Killer Books – which is coming to Aberdeen.
Bob Harris and Colin Hall are heading to St Margaret's Braemar with their show focus on The Beatles.
The "enduring legacy" of Mary Queen of Scots will be celebrated at a new exhibition which is set to get under way in Wester Ross.
Ullapool art gallery, An Talla Solais, has launched its latest exhibition in partnership with the Highland Print Studio.
Aberdeenshire Council has apologised, stating it is investigating the issue with company Tempest Photography.
The outburst of the T Coronae Borealis star system is a once-in-a-lifetime event, occurring every 80 years.
Thames Water’s problems feature heavily on the front pages of Good Friday’s newspapers.
UK airports are braced for more than two million British holidaymakers over the Easter weekend.