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BOLD plans for a new hotel could be the final piece in the jigsaw to revitalise one of Inverness city centre’s most rundown streets.

A COMPROMISE appears to have been reached after concerns were raised about a ban on large vehicles going into Station Square in Inverness.

A GRIEVING mother will hand more than £300 to a cystic fibrosis (CF) charity from funds raised at her daughter’s funeral.

Young people from Inverness are invited to meet the Independent Care Review team on Saturday to help drive changes in the care system in Scotland.

A LIFESAVING winchman who risked his own life during a dramatic mountain rescue in severe conditions has been honoured for his courage and dedication.

A SENIOR horticulturalist at a city garden centre has been recognised as a ‘Gardening Hero’.

Police say a 27-year-old man will appear in court at a later date.

HIGHLAND residents stung by “rip-off delivery fees” are being asked to play their part exposing rogues and clamping down on unjustified charges.

Businesses are being offered a free day’s trial of “hot desk” work spaces in Inverness.

CASH-strapped Highland Council used taxpayers’ money to subsidise more than £200,000 of councillors’ expenses last year.

THE founder of a mental health charity has backed calls for a pioneering US scheme to be adopted in a bid to cut the region’s shocking suicide rates.

Police Scotland issued a statement following the conviction and sentencing of Ryan Brandie for the murder of Gary Gallogley in Inverness.

Ryan Brandie (24) torched the home of Gary Gallogley in April last year – then confessed to his partner.

A PROPOSED strike by air traffic controllers next week has been called off.

PEOPLE will have the chance to get an insight into ideas for a new Inverness primary school at two information sessions next week.

THE author of a review into the bullying scandal at NHS Highland will visit the health board tomorrow.

Cairngorm Group has received a Police Scotland seal of approval following testing of the enhanced security of its windows and doors systems.

PARKING woes at Raigmore Hospital could soon be a thing of the past as NHS Highland has finally been awarded funding for improvements.

AN investigation should be held over the handling of controversial plans for a major artwork by the River Ness, according to an Inverness councillor.

A turf cutting ceremony has been held this afternoon to mark the start of stage two of the West Link.