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DAVID SUTHERLAND: Time, money and vision is being invested in tourism - Vimarsana News

DAVID SUTHERLAND: Time, money and vision is being invested in tourism

The next weeks and months will be vital for the wellbeing of the hospitality and tourism sector which sustains hundreds of jobs in the Inverness area.

Cottages proposed in Fort William with caravan berths planned in Dornoch - Vimarsana News

Cottages proposed in Fort William with caravan berths planned in Dornoch

Cottages in Fort William, extra caravan berths in Dornoch and a pergola at a Tain hotel form this weeks roundup of Highland planning proposals

BILL MCALLISTER: Toll houses are a reminder of our past... and our future? - Vimarsana News

BILL MCALLISTER: Toll houses are a reminder of our past... and our future?

The Highland Roads and Bridges Act transferred responsibility for toll houses and roads to the new county councils.

Another luxury lodge given OK for banks of River Ness - Vimarsana News

Another luxury lodge given OK for banks of River Ness

Inverness businessman David Sutherland given planning consent for a sixth North American-style guest lodge.

DOWN MEMORY LANE: Bill McAllister recounts how the old Kessock Ferry played a hugely significant part in the Inverness and Highland economy until the new A9 and Kessock Bridge cut a swathe through the Black Isle - Vimarsana News

DOWN MEMORY LANE: Bill McAllister recounts how the old Kessock Ferry played a hugely significant part in the Inverness and Highland economy until the new A9 and Kessock Bridge cut a swathe through the Black Isle

This year marks the 40th anniversary of the new A9 dual carriageway, the opening of the Kessock Bridge and the Kessock Ferry's last sailing.