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Inverness teenagers jumping for joy as they win Scottish Division Two title

Inverness teenagers jumping for joy as they win Scottish Division Two title

It is just the latest success for the Inverness Lions as the 2024/25 season draws to a close.


City Seen Flashback: Pictures from Inverness in 2012

City Seen Flashback: Pictures from Inverness in 2012

Today we go back to 2012, in Inverness.


Strictly Inverness contestant steps out of his comfort zone to take to the dancefloor

Strictly Inverness contestant steps out of his comfort zone to take to the dancefloor

Niall Ross (29) is stepping well outside his comfort zone to raise vital funds for two local charities—Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre.


Are Culloden Academy’s ‘demountable classrooms’ here to stay?

Are Culloden Academy’s ‘demountable classrooms’ here to stay?

The school falls far below the occupancy rate for any serious work to be done on the building.


Pictures - All the winners as over 760 kids compete at McRobert Cup in Inverness

Pictures - All the winners as over 760 kids compete at McRobert Cup in Inverness

Primary school pupils compete at Torvean Park.


New chapter for Nairn sawmill as new CEO is appointed

New chapter for Nairn sawmill as new CEO is appointed

A sawmilling business based in Nairn announced the appointment of a new CEO at the helm.


Body cams set to be rolled out to police in the Highlands in summer

Body cams set to be rolled out to police in the Highlands in summer

Police Scotland’s national rollout of body-worn video equipment is set to be introduced in the Highlands this summer.


Inverness cafe owners announce ‘essential’ price rise on menu to meet increasing running costs

Inverness cafe owners announce ‘essential’ price rise on menu to meet increasing running costs

An Inverness cafe announced it will increase its prices in a bid to keep the business sustainable amid rising running costs.


Were you there? Mikeysline calls for memories of launch event to mark 10th anniversary

Were you there? Mikeysline calls for memories of launch event to mark 10th anniversary

An Inverness-based mental health charity is calling for people’s memories of its launch to commemorate its 10th anniversary this year.


Police issue appeal after man (52) dies in crash north-east of Carrbridge

Police issue appeal after man (52) dies in crash north-east of Carrbridge

A 52-year-old man died in a car crash on the A938 between Carrbridge and Grantown-on-Spey last night.


Surveillance led police to search an Inverness man who was found dealing cocaine

Surveillance led police to search an Inverness man who was found dealing cocaine

Stephen Murray (63) was found to have several wraps of cocaine in his pockets when walking through a car park at Tesco on Inverness’s Eastfield Way.


Future of flumes to be decided: ‘Substantial’ investment in Inverness Leisure needed due to population growth

Future of flumes to be decided: ‘Substantial’ investment in Inverness Leisure needed due to population growth

Council acknowledges investment in Inverness Leisure is needed to cope with rising demand linked to more housing in the city and wider area.


Highland MP to drive ambulance aid into war-torn Ukraine

Highland MP to drive ambulance aid into war-torn Ukraine

Life-saving aid for Ukraine will be delivered in person by a Highland MP next month.


Crash closes A938 north-east of Carrbridge, emergency services attending

Crash closes A938 north-east of Carrbridge, emergency services attending

Emergency services were in attendance at the scene of a road crash which closed a Highland A-road on Tuesday evening.


New tanning salon to open doors

New tanning salon to open doors

A former sandwich shop near the River Ness is set for a new life as a tanning salon - and will open its doors later this week.


Inverness gardener swaps mosh pits for the dancefloor to raise funds for charity

Inverness gardener swaps mosh pits for the dancefloor to raise funds for charity

Inverness gardener Iain Riddle is preparing to trade his work boots for dancing shoes as he takes on the challenge of Strictly Inverness 2025.


Two appointed to key Highland freeport growth roles

Two appointed to key Highland freeport growth roles

’I look forward to working with partners to ensure [the freeport’s] benefits are felt across the Highlands and beyond for years to come.’


Home bargains issue ‘urgent recall’ over Easter plushies

Home bargains issue ‘urgent recall’ over Easter plushies

Home Bargains have multiple stores across the Highlands and Moray in Inverness, Tain, Dingwall, Aviemore, Nairn and Elgin.


Missing Inverness man (35) may have been travelling to Caithness

Missing Inverness man (35) may have been travelling to Caithness

Police have launched a search for a missing Inverness man, who they believe may have travelled to Caithness via public transport.


Highland councillor objects to proposed 21.7 per cent pay hike saying ‘they are not reading the room’

Highland councillor objects to proposed 21.7 per cent pay hike saying ‘they are not reading the room’

Michael Gregson says ‘the people are just not feeling the love, and this excessive pay rise to ourselves certainly won’t change that perception’.


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