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SEVERAL roads will be affected by the Highland Cross tomorrow.

A REBEL group of councillors look likely to force the highly contentious River Ness art project to be debated formally in public for the first time.

Health secretary Jeane Freeman has admitted that “it will take time” to deal with NHS Highland’s bullying problem.

A NEW service to support the mental health and wellbeing of Highland Council staff and councillors could save the local authority £30,000 per year.

A TEENAGER missing from his home in Merseyside has been found in Inverness.

A maritime adventurer, polar explorer and rower will make an attempt to break a 26-year-old record for rowing the length of Loch Ness next week.

HIGHLAND councillors will attend a climate change seminar next week.

Two teenagers have been arrested in connection with an alleged housebreaking in an Inverness neighbourhood.

Health secretray Jeane Freeman will check on the progress NHS Highland's board is making in response to a report into allegations of bullying.

AN Inverness man who terrified two women by following them and then lifted the skirt of one will be sentenced next month.

A NEW man is at the helm of Inverness Caley Thistle Social Club.

PEOPLE in Inverness will be invited to take part in a real-life ‘Gran Kart’ experience as part of a road safety campaign.

A BATTLEFIELD ‘burger van’ is planned at Culloden – sparking concerns over its impact on the atmospheric landscape of the Jacobites’ last stand.

A POPULAR music event at Loch Ness will become plastic free for the first time this summer.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has admitted to “failings” at NHS Highland after a privacy breach of HIV patients.

POLICE believe a teenager missing from his home in Merseyside is in the Inverness area.

PUPILS at an Inverness primary school have got on board an ambitious project to create a novel learning space in the playground.

A NAIRN man with a heart condition had a drunken dispute in his local shop when staff asked him to pay for a plastic bag for his shopping.

PEOPLE have until June 28 to comment on a proposed new school at Ness Castle in Inverness.

PEOPLE in the Highlands are being encouraged to keep their eyes open for children at risk during the school holidays.