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YOUR VIEWS: Reaction to parents’ denied information about school ‘incident’ plus councillor speaks out on right to die fears

Valentine’s faith - his name means ‘strong’ or ‘powerful’ - did not fail, says our Christian Viewpoint columnist John Dempster.

Demos in Inverness and Denmark prompt response to the ‘Strathy’

When we look at illness across the population, we find that there are patterns where some people tend to have poorer health than others.

With the shopping centre’s food court closing and Lakeland relocating is it time to rethink what could be done with the large shopping space?

Furore over the future of the empty Ironworks building in Inverness has sparked local debate about a possible community buy-out of the site.

Detectives in Inverness are investigating the serious assault of a 50-year-old man near the city centre.

The tourism industry in the Highlands and Islands has come together to raise thousands of pounds to help bereaved families during the last year.

Our columnist Colin Campbell meets our MP Angus MacDonald.

Opponents of the Ironworks music venue’s closure have reacted with shock at the possible collapse of plans to redevelop it as a £30 million hotel.

What is happening with public consultation? As I write this, the public are being consulted on three different issues.

Determination for starting place is driving team’s success.

Is Queen’s Park beating Rangers bigger than Caley Thistle beating Celtic in 2000?

YOUR VIEWS: Calls to improve train services and the cost of delays on A96 dualling

YOUR VIEWS: Readers on the year’s wait for an A96 dualling timetable, tourist tax thoughts and Highland arts funding

They want to return to an authentic Christianity, says our columnist John Dempster.

The NHS Highland Armed Forces and Veterans Project aimed to develop NHS Highland as a more armed forces and veterans-aware provider and employer.

Scotland’s avalanche warning service downed tools in January when there was too little snow, and climate change is having a significant impact

Grain and Grind has eight shops across Scotland, including one on Tomnahurich Street, alongside its coffee roastery on Lotland Street.

Inverness Justice Centre is at the centre of a major health scare over high levels of a cancer-causing gas.