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A POPULAR tourist spot on the shores of the Moray Firth has been forced to close by today’s rough weather.

Highland MP secures change so military personnel no longer need to be married to access service accommodation

The National Trust for Scotland is launching a public consultation which aims to ensure the long-term protection of Culloden Moor.

AN award-winning bar in Inverness could be seen on the silver screen.

A MAN has died following a one-car crash on the A862 yesterday near Inchmore.

The first Taste of Nairn food and drink festival has been given a mouth-watering boost by becoming the new home of the World Tattie Scone Contest.

THE Scottish SPCA is appealing to animal lovers to donate prizes, empty hampers and gift baskets ahead of an open day in Inverness.

THE parent council at Millbank Primary in Nairn have won £1000 to help towards their play projects.

LIFE has been imitating art for an Inverness primary pupil.

THE A862 Beauly to Inverness road is closed near Inchmore following a one-vehicle road crash.

A LORRY driver misjudged the height of a railway bridge and got stuck as a result a court has heard.

The thinking behind NHS Near Me was outlined at the International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare, held in Glasgow.

The Calman Trust, which works with disadvantaged children and young people, has been awarded £123,946 to support its work in the city.

Hundreds of stones featuring hand-painted daisies have been placed around Inverness to highlight a charity fundraising campaign.

VIOLIN sonatas by Beethoven and Prokofiev form the basis for a concert at the town house tonight.

THE Inverness Campsie Club, part of the Associated Clubs of the Apprentice Boys of Derry, are to hold a march in the city centre this Saturday.

The council is encouraging as many communities, businesses, schools and individuals as possible to get involved in a local community clean up.

AN Inverness church has officially opened its refurbished building after investing more than £400,000 – with over half coming from the congregation.

LOCH Ness by Jacobite and Urquhart Castle have been revealed as Scotland’s most popular paid-for attractions outside the central belt.

MORE than 200 people added their names to a petition against the way a major public artwork for Inverness was approved by council planners.