Inverness city development begins to take shape as new retail units hit the market
A multi-million-pound development in the heart of Inverness is beginning to take shape as business entrepreneurs set their sights on new retail opportunities.
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Witness appeal following ‘serious’ assault in Inverness city centre
Police in Inverness are appealing for information following an attack that left a 36-year-old man with serious facial injuries.
Inverness WWI ‘Marching for Victory’ photo talk to mark Armistice Day
The story behind an iconic photograph taken in Inverness the day after WWI was declared is to be told at a free Armistice Day talk in the city.
Warning to motorists as new parking regulations come into effect in Inverness
Motorists are being warned to look at signs ahead of new parking regulations on a busy city centre street.
Man left severely injured and unconscious after attack by Inverness businessman
An ice cream shop owner launched a brutal attack on another man after a row over a party.
Former Runrig frontman throws support behind campaign to save Ironworks music venue
One of the north's most famous musicians has called for a new music venue in Inverness to replace the Ironworks.
Historic mosaics on display for the first time in Inverness
Residents are being given their first glimpse of three historic mosaics restored in the heart of Inverness.
Grant of more than £40,000 will enable vital repairs to Inverness city centre building
The Inverness Townscape Heritage Project has pledged a substantial grant towards the cost of repairs to a city centre building.
Order will ban large vehicles from entering Station Square, Inverness
A new traffic order will stop vehicles above 3.5 tons entering Station Square from Academy Street in the heart of Inverness.
Inverness residents take a look back at the history of Academy Street
Residents in Inverness are to take a journey back in time to learn about the history of transport on one the city’s busiest and oldest thoroughfares.
Inverness councillors to decide whether larger vehicles can turn left into Station Square
A row has erupted over a proposal to stop coaches and heavier vehicles turning into Inverness's busy Station Square.
Man, 34, dies at Inverness hotel
A 34-year-old man has died at an Inverness hotel after taking ill suddenly.
Construction work begins on Academy Street development
Construction work has begun on a new multi-million pound housing development in the heart of Inverness.
Highland Council to seek funds for next stage planning of Academy Street transformation
Inverness councillors yesterday approved council officers’ proposals to apply for funding to progress plans for transforming Academy Street- but fell out about acting swiftly to protect the current pedestrian crossings as a condition.
New city centre housing development in Inverness moves a step closer
The demolition of a former city centre store - paving the way for a new housing development - is near completion.
Highland Council encouraging participation in Inverness walking and cycling links consultation
Highland Council has issued an appeal to members of the public to come forward and share their views over proposals to make the area surrounding Academy Street and Inverness Railway Station more appealing.
Former Citizens Advice Bureau office transformed into city centre homes
A former office block at the heart of Inverness has been transformed into brand new flats as part of a drive to regenerate the town centre.
Inverness city centre to become more pedestrian and cyclist friendly as part of major transformation
Inverness city centre is set to undergo a multi-million pound transformation to make it more pedestrian and cyclist friendly.
Traffic control changes in Inverness city centre
Temporary traffic control changes will come into force in part of Inverness city centre next week.
Digital heritage trail to launch on Highland high street
It is one of the city’s busiest and oldest thoroughfares.
MSP David Stewart considering a change in legislation after series of dangerous incidents across Highlands
Property owners across the Highlands may be required to regularly survey their buildings as Highlands and Islands MSP David Stewart considers the need for a change in legislation.
Highland Council’s health and safety are cracking down… on bunting
For decades, it has been the decorative finishing touch to galas, fetes and community events across the country.
Extra cash for Inverness heritage revamp
Plans to bring new life to one of the oldest streets in Inverness have been given a boost thanks to a £250,000 grant.
Aberdeen city centre street closed by house fire
Fire crews and police officers cordoned off a city centre street following a house fire.
Fire crews sent to Inverness city centre over risk of falling masonry
Emergency services were called to Inverness city centre after several blocks of masonry from a building became loose.
Man who grabbed girl, 2, on bus ordered to stay sober
An Inverness man who grabbed a two-year-old girl on a bus and began singing to her was ordered to pay the child £250 in compensation.
Disruption on north roads after A9 crash and broken down bus in Inverness
Major disruption was experienced on north roads yesterday after a bus broke down in Inverness city centre and three cars collided on the A9.
Academy Street could take a step back in time with drive towards traditional shopfronts
A key Inverness city centre street could take a step back in time with plans to encourage shops to consider traditional frontages.
Man suffered head injuries in attack near pizza takeaway
A man had to be taken to hospital with head and facial injuries after being attacked in Inverness.
Police arrest two men after late night incident in Inverness city centre
Two men have been reported after a man was injured in an alleged incident in Inverness city centre.
Inverness window cleaner stalked woman by following her in his van
A former window cleaner will appear for sentence at Inverness Sheriff Court next month on a stalking charge.
Inverness city centre scaffolding just weeks from being cleared
Scaffolding shrouding one of the oldest buildings in the heart of Inverness could be taken down within weeks.