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Camanachd Association's delight at news of funding boost for Bught Park redevelopment including a potential shinty museum - Vimarsana News

Camanachd Association's delight at news of funding boost for Bught Park redevelopment including a potential shinty museum

Shinty's governing body is welcoming a UK Government announcement that Bught Park will share in a £20 million Levelling Up Fund boost for Inverness.

Highland Council welcomes £20m for Inverness projects, but wants more - Vimarsana News

Highland Council welcomes £20m for Inverness projects, but wants more

Highland Council’s leader has welcomed a £20 million cash injection for projects in Inverness, but is seeking more for other schemes.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak promises billions of pounds for Holyrood in Budget - Vimarsana News

Chancellor Rishi Sunak promises billions of pounds for Holyrood in Budget

Chancellor Rishi Sunak outlined the UK Government's spending plans in his Budget speech at the Commons on Wednesday.

The UK government announces more than £172 million of investment directly into Scotland's communities as part of the Levelling Up Fund including nearly £20 million for Bught Park and the Inverness Castle project - Vimarsana News

The UK government announces more than £172 million of investment directly into Scotland's communities as part of the Levelling Up Fund including nearly £20 million for Bught Park and the Inverness Castle project

The cash comes from the UK government's £4.9 billion Levelling Up fund

Highland Council issues appeal for information following vandalism to the controversial artwork, The Gathering Place, in Inverness - Vimarsana News

Highland Council issues appeal for information following vandalism to the controversial artwork, The Gathering Place, in Inverness

Highland Council is urging anyone with information about those responsible for vandalism to a new artwork in Inverness to contact the police.