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ONE of the biggest independent newspaper groups in Scotland has acquired three more titles.
A SPECIAL easyJet aircraft with tartan livery took to the sky this morning to mark new services connecting Inverness with London.
BUDGET airline Flybe is set to make 35 people redundant in Inverness and shut its base at the city’s airport.
MORE than 50,000 passengers a year could be lost to other Scottish airports due to the lack of an air link from Heathrow to Inverness.
LifeScan Scotland has announced up to 40 jobs are to go in Inverness.
MORE flights between Inverness and London will be available next month.
Inverness’s first female prison governor has vowed to bring more purpose and better facilities for families to Porterfield after taking over under…
A six storey 156-bedroom hotel is set to be built on a key piece of land in Inverness city centre which has lain derelict for almost 15 years.
FURTHER jobs could be created next spring at the Inverness company which yesterday provided a pre-Christmas boost by announcing it was seeking 400 skilled…
THE businessmen behind one of Inverness’s most popular nightclubs — which is due to host X-Factor winner James Arthur on Saturday —…
AMBITIOUS £7 million plans have been revealed to upgrade Highland Hospice in Inverness.
INVERNESS Prison governor Angus MacVicar has resigned following what is understood to be alleged inappropriate behaviour.
THE Inverness Common Good Fund could be raided to help pay for the city’s controversial multi-million pound bypass.
NEGOTIATIONS are still taking place between landowners and organisers of the RockNess music festival.
FOOTBALL memories are being revived to improve the lives of people with dementia.
FORMER international cyclist Roddy Riddle is relishing the prospect of managing Sir Chris Hoy – arguably Britain’s greatest Olympian –…
A NATIONALIST councillor has dramatically quit the SNP because he claims he was not being listened to, especially when fighting for his deprived ward.
Calls are being made for roads beside Bught Park to be widened when the Inverness bypass is built.
A MAJOR expansion of the Victorian Market forms the centrepiece of plans intended to transform the look and fortunes of Inverness city centre.
TRAFFIC disruption will be "unavoidable" during the first stage of constructing the £21m River Ness Flood Alleviation Scheme, Highland Council has…
