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It has been two years since the coronavirus outbreak saw the UK go into its first lockdown, kickstarting a string of hospitality closures.

Good food and fine weather drew crowds of hungry customers to what was hailed the largest street food event in Inverness city centre.

Hundreds of foodies flocked to the Highland Food and Drink Trail's biggest event to date on Saturday - but were you among those pictured?

Sir, — As the terrible tragedy of Ukraine continues, I salute the courage of its president and its people.

Heading along to experience the Highland Food and Drink Trail and all it has to offer? Be sure to check out the menus available from vendors.

The largest street food event in Inverness city centre will take place later this month.

The Inverness Half Marathon was hailed a success as it returned to the banks of the River Ness for the first time since 2020.

After a collaboration that involved all age groups, pupils in southwest Inverness chose Ness Castle Primary School as the name of their new home.

Church members will be joined tomorrow by civic leaders and Army veterans for the final service at a historic Inverness church.

A shocked congregation was told on Sunday its church could be sold.