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Rent rises could offset Highland Council debt caused by universal credit

Rent rises could offset Highland Council debt caused by universal credit

More than £1.6 million is owed to Highland Council in unpaid rent and the figure continues to climb as the new benefit system is extended across…


Lovat boss wants to keep squad sharp ahead of Camanachd Cup final

Lovat boss wants to keep squad sharp ahead of Camanachd Cup final

LOVAT are targeting a top-four finish in the Marine Harvest Premiership as manager Fraser Gallagher seeks to keep his players on their toes ahead of next…


Gary Warren believes David Raven and Owain Fon Williams still have roles to play at Caley Thistle

Gary Warren believes David Raven and Owain Fon Williams still have roles to play at Caley Thistle

CALEY Thistle captain Gary Warren believes David Raven and Owain Fon Williams still have a lot to offer the club, despite both being told they can leave.


Inverness tribunals consider military exemption service requests in 1916

Inverness tribunals consider military exemption service requests in 1916

THE Military Service Act in January brought conscription into effect for the first time in World War I.


City primary to savour £1.3m boost for dinners

City primary to savour £1.3m boost for dinners

MORE than £1 million will be invested in Dalneigh Primary School for a new kitchen and dining hall.


Tattoo receives national funding boost of £19,000

Tattoo receives national funding boost of £19,000

THIS year’s Highland Military Tattoo is set to benefit from a major funding injection.


REVIEW: Grease

REVIEW: Grease

REVIEW: Grease


Inverness mourns the loss of a community champion

Inverness mourns the loss of a community champion

AS a talented artist, her patrons included the Queen Mother while as a much-respected journalist, she was the first female editor in a UK-wide regional…


Keep calm is the message from Inverness CT boss Robertson

Keep calm is the message from Inverness CT boss Robertson

Manager John Robertson feels the players and fans are still suffering from a hangover following their relegation from the top-flight last season.


Signs at Inverness Castle point to red faces at Highland Council

Signs at Inverness Castle point to red faces at Highland Council

HIGHLAND Council is in the embarrassing situation of having to apply to itself to erect signs that are already in place at Inverness Castle.


McIntyre - Swift start can give Ross County a chance against Rangers

McIntyre - Swift start can give Ross County a chance against Rangers

JIM McIntyre hopes his Ross County players can get their noses in front against Rangers this weekend – then be strong enough to keep them out at…


Promotion rivals set for battle at Fort William

Promotion rivals set for battle at Fort William

CABERFEIDH head down the Great Glen on Saturday to An Aird where defeat for Fort William would virtually write off any fading hopes they have of gaining…


Promotion rivals set for battle at Fort William

Promotion rivals set for battle at Fort William

CABERFEIDH head down the Great Glen on Saturday to An Aird where defeat for Fort William would virtually write off any fading hopes they have of gaining…


Camerons suffer heavy casualties in 1915 at Battle of Festubert

Camerons suffer heavy casualties in 1915 at Battle of Festubert

THE Battle of Festubert was the first in World War I to bring news of significant numbers of Highland casualties.


Minister hears better disabled access plea

Minister hears better disabled access plea

A YOUNG Inverness woman who uses an electric wheelchair quizzed a government minister on why it appears new social housing is being built in Inverness…


Adventurer seeks title of top dog

Adventurer seeks title of top dog

A LITTLE dog with a big personality is seeking Highland support in his bid towin the title of Scotland’s most adventurous hound.


Cathedral to host service for bereaved parents

Cathedral to host service for bereaved parents

A POIGNANT service for people to remember the loss of a baby is to be held in Inverness.


No bridge too far for grateful mum Claire

No bridge too far for grateful mum Claire

A NEW mum is planning to abseil off the Forth Bridge to raise money for a charity which provided her with a roof over her head during one of the most…


Britain declares war on Germany in 1914

Britain declares war on Germany in 1914

THE declaration of war on August 4 resulted in immediate impacts for the people of Inverness although some sensitive information could not be reported.


‘Devastating’ new benefits system pushes Inverness transgender woman to brink of suicide

‘Devastating’ new benefits system pushes Inverness transgender woman to brink of suicide

A TRANSGENDER woman with mental health problems stemming from stigma and sexual confusion fears she will end up homeless or dead if the UK government…


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