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THE curtain will go up on an Inverness theatre group’s 75th anniversary open day today – and the public is invited to be part of the celebration.

THE owners of the fire-damaged Eastgate Hostel have heaped insult onto injury by refusing to reveal when it will be rebuilt.

THE Kessock Bridge has reopened to traffic northbound following an earlier crash.

FOUR Aldi stores across the Highlands are now donating surplus food directly to three local charities to help prevent hunger across the region.

A supermarket delivery lorry has overturned on the A82 between Inverness and Drumnadrochit.

AN Inverness school had a great start to the summer holidays after receiving official recognition for its work on helping pupils with autism.

A GANG ripped off a host of small businesses in the Highlands to the tune of hundreds of pounds in a forged currency scam, a court has heard.

A RAFT of drastic measures including curfews is being considered in a bid to reduce the harm done to youngsters by drink and drug abuse.

PASSENGERS on a southbound train from Inverness are being sent back to the Highland capital to catch a bus instead.

WHISKY flowed to celebrate the launch of a new city bar specialising in our national drink, among other spirits, Angels’ Share.

NHS Highland has appointed a new director of human resources and organisational development.

RAIL services in the Highlands are facing major disruption this afternoon following a fault in the signal system between Carrbridge and Inverness.

A TOTAL of 153 passengers were grounded when today’s 7am flight from Inverness to London Gatwick was cancelled.

A stretch of a residential Inverness road will be closed for most of next week for resurfacing works.

FLASH flooding caused disruption in parts of the Highlands last night – and a yellow weather warning has been issued for later today.

A HIGHLAND charity will play a key role at one of Scotland’s biggest sporting events – which gets under way today.

STUDENTS have risen to the challenge of designing new merchandise for the University of the Highlands and Islands.

Highland Council will urgently call on the Scottish Government to introduce a blanket 20mph speed limit in residential areas.

A graduate placement programme is enabling a Highland bakery to roll out ground-breaking technology to reduce waste and boost profits.

A FREE bike scheme for disadvantaged people in Inverness has scored repeat funding to operate for a second year.