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New graffiti has appeared at a controversial Inverness artwork. The damage has been daubed at the Gathering Place which juts out into the River Ness.

Ranked as the best city in Scotland for quality of life, Inverness has grown rapidly in terms of population and economy. The site of historic battles including Culloden, it is the most northerly city in the UK. Sitting at the mouth of the River Ness, Inverness is a popular tourist destination and hosts cultural events and festivals.

The Loch Ness Monster gets all of the media attention and tourist love but December 7, 2021, is the 1500th anniversary of the man without whom there might not be a Nessie – St Colmcille, better known known as St Columba. Most histories of the Loch Ness Monster attribute then Bishop Columba of Ireland with... Read more »

Highland Hospice are recruiting more nurses to join their impressive inpatient team.

An objection has been lodged on "heritage conservation grounds" to a proposed hotel on the site of the Ironworks music venue in Inverness.

The Highland Hospice are recruiting more nurses to join their incredible inpatient team.

Since arriving in Inverness to become chief executive of Eden Court, James Mackenzie-Blackman has spoken up issues from racism to gay rights.

Ken takes a trip to Inverness and is left slightly underwhelmed by the new piece of public artwork that has caused to much controversy.

Members of a disability group have joined the chorus of criticism against a controversial new artwork in Inverness after being unable to access it.

A new 175-bedroom hotel currently under construction on the banks of the River Ness will bring something fresh to the Inverness hospitality offering