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Nessie-fever began in the summer of 1933 when sightseers flocked to the Highlands, after a string of sightings of the Loch Ness Monster.

In yesterday's Nessie-themed article, I spoke about how wild the search for the monster was in the 1970s. There is, however,

That's the question I'm asking today. Indeed, there is a handful of theories for what the monsters could be. We'll begin

It is just over a year since the last regular service was held at the centuries-old A-listed Old High Church on the banks of the River Ness.

Romance is blossoming but instead of a traditional wine and dine, visit these romantic spots across the north and north-east.

Two projects have been given the go ahead as part of a key regeneration project in Inverness city centre.

Over the past year, it was difficult not to grow curious about the building surging next to Friars Bridge.

Now that The Ironworks has closed its doors music fans are still spoilt for choice for entertainment. Here is a selection of alternative venues.

Now that The Ironworks has closed its doors music fans are still spoilt for choice for entertainment. Here is a selection of alternative venues.

It’s 30 years since the Inverness Floral Hall opened on the west bank of the River Ness, a scented oasis of warmth and beauty