Highland Print Studio revives its popular printmaking classes for men aged 60+ in Inverness. Free workshops available! Print Studio Re-launches Wise Guys Classes Print Studio in Inverness will host free workshops. These workshops are for men over sixty years old. The Highland Print Studio is on Bank Street. They are bringing back their Wise Guys…
Ardross Castle, famed from The Traitors, inspires fan designed Lego set. Features show details but needs votes to become reality. Traitors Castle Could Be Lego Set Someone designed a Lego Ardross Castle. This castle has eight rooms and two hidden rooms. Two corridors are also included in the design. The breakfast room, tower, and round…
Teen drove at police, man sent nudes to teen, harassment online, curfew broken, biker crashed. All recent local court cases. Teen Driver, Nudes, Harassment, Curfew, and Crash Cases Reporters covered local court cases recently. Here’s a summary of some top stories. A teen drove at police officers. He gave them the middle finger, too. Police…
A new group forms to create a gull management plan for Inverness after disputes threatened this year’s efforts. Inverness Gull Plan Aims for Long Term Solution NatureScot is working on Inverness’s gull problem. They plan to work with the Highland Council and collaborate with Inverness BID. This follows a committee discussion. The committee met due…
Inverness CAB, Café 1668, and BID launch Inverness Warmth and Wellness. It offers support, warm drinks, and energy advice to locals in need during February and March. Inverness CAB and Café 1668 team up with BID to support people in need Inverness launched a new project to help people struggling with living costs, specifically food…
A 16-year-old from Aberdeen took an unplanned journey through Inverness and Moray, leading to consequences for the unauthorized joyride. Aberdeen Teen’s Unauthorized Road Trip Ends in Inverness and Moray A sixteen-year-old had a joyride. This happened in Inverness and Moray. A calendar icon shows a desk calendar. Cancel is a circle with a line. Caret…
A 17-year-old faces charges after a dangerous driving spree in Inverness and Moray, endangering police and civilians. He is being held in custody. Elgin Arrest: Unlicensed Teen Drove Dangerously in Inverness and Moray last Year Police caught a teenager in Elgin after a thirty-hour search. He drove dangerously around Inverness and Moray, putting police and…
A 17 year old faces detention after driving at high speed, endangering lives in Inverness and Moray, and showing a gesture at police. Aberdeen Teenager Shows Middle Finger to Inverness Police After Speeding Incident Police caught a teenager in Elgin after a 30-hour search. He had driven dangerously in Inverness and Moray, risking lives by…
Parklands Care Homes faces £80,000 monthly cost increase due to rising National Insurance. New Milton of Leys home opening delayed but still planned. Highland Care Provider Parklands Sees Costs Rise Due to National Insurance Hike Parklands Care Homes faces rising costs. Their costs will increase by £80,000 each month. This is driven by higher National…
Home Bargains is moving into the old Wickes on Henderson Road. The new store will have a garden centre and create sixty new jobs. Inverness Home Bargains Garden Centre Plans Progress at Henderson Road Site Home Bargains plans a store in Inverness. It will open at the old Wickes location on the Longman Industrial Estate.…
Police Scotland reports weapons and drugs seized from Caithness teens, some as young as 14, following 81 stop-and-search operations from April to September. Highland Police: Weapon and Drugs Recovered from Caithness Teens in Six Months Police in Caithness did many stop-and-searches over six months. These searches led to the discovery of weapons and drugs on…
The Highland Council acquires D&E Coaches for £5-6 million, securing jobs, saving school contract costs, and expanding transport options. Highland Council Buys D&E Coaches Saving Millions and Retaining Staff The Highland Council bought D&E Coaches. This is a big change for public transport, affecting Inverness, the Black Isle, and Ross. Council leaders announced the deal…
The north east grapples with limited rail access, impacting travel, jobs, and the economy. Restoring routes is vital for Scotland. Two Tier Rail: North East Routes Suffer From Scarcity and Service Decline Aberdeen’s train station is near shops like Union Square. Trinity Centre is across the street. The station should be a travel destination. Aberdeen…
Explore Scotland’s Valentine’s events: RSNO concerts, Winter Words Festival, theatre (‘Gideon Mack,’ ‘Jekyll & Hyde’), comedy, and music gigs. Unique Valentine’s Day Entertainment Options Across Scotland This February The RSNO plays romantic music. They perform Tchaikovsky’s Sixth Symphony. It’s called ‘Pathétique’, meaning ‘full of emotion’. The show starts with Wagner music. A Korean soprano, Sunyoung…
Highland Police conducted stop-and-search operations, recovering firearms, knives, and drugs in Inverness over six months. Highland Police Scotland Recover Firearm, Knives, and Drugs in Inverness Inverness: Police have been busy with stop-and-search operations. Over six months, they found drugs, knives, and even a firearm. They conducted nearly 250 searches in the area. More than half…
The A96 dualling project between Inverness and Nairn will take a year to finalize its timeline, causing frustration among local leaders. Nairn Bypass and A96 Dualling Scheme Faces Year-Long Wait for Timeline Inverness: The timeline for the A96 dualling project is delayed. It will take at least a year to publish. The SNP has promised…
A Nairn man, 28, admitted to exposing himself and sending explicit photos to five teenage women and a girl over four years. Inverness Court Hears Nairn Sex Pest Exposed Himself to Young Victims Nairn: A 28-year-old man faced court for exposing himself and sending explicit photos. Sheriff Eilidh Macdonald presided over the case at Inverness…
Moray and Inverness Chambers urge the Scottish Government for A96 dualling timetable, citing economic concerns and safety issues. Moray and Inverness Chambers Unite to Appeal A96 Dualling to Scotland Inverness: Two business groups from the north are teaming up. They want the Scottish Government to act on the A96 road dualling. The Moray Chamber of…
Councillor Michael Gregson expresses concerns about gull management in Inverness, citing NatureScot’s control over the situation. Councillor Michael Gregson Claims We Are at NatureScot’s Mercy Over Gull Control Inverness: A seagull in the city center has raised concerns. Councillor Michael Gregson voted against a gull management program. He believes NatureScot holds all the power in…
The new chair of Highland Pride, Simon Allison, focuses on community engagement for 2025 New Highland Pride Chair Aims for Greater Community Engagement for 2025 Inverness: The new chair of Highland Pride, Simon Allison, has big plans for 2025. He wants to engage more with the community across the Highlands. Simon took over from former…
