There was a bit of excitement this afternoon when news broke that a trial in Inverness had to be halted… Read more Inverness trial halted after key witness was absent due to a suspected case of monkeypox
Tag: Inverness Courier
Epic road trip aids Ukraine
My fellow reporter Alasdair Fraser is currently in Gdansk in Poland and is planning to cycle 1000 miles back to… Read more Epic road trip aids Ukraine
New city centre for air traffic control
It is not often that your office is the centre of a major ongoing news story. Our building was in… Read more New city centre for air traffic control
Surgeon back on the Ukrainian frontline
The Inverness surgeon who has previously been helping the situation in Ukraine has returned to the frontline to help victims… Read more Surgeon back on the Ukrainian frontline
Royal seal of approval
So yesterday I covered a royal visit. The Princess Royal was in Inverness to officially open a new arts centre.… Read more Royal seal of approval
Second vigil held for the people of Ukraine
Following the Russian invasion of Ukraine there was a lot of grassroots support for the situation and the refugees by… Read more Second vigil held for the people of Ukraine
Hopes on rise as bookings roll in
Hospitality and tourism chiefs ‘optimistic’ Tuesday’s splash in the Inverness Courier. Things are looking up for the hospitality industry after… Read more Hopes on rise as bookings roll in
Abuse victim: ‘I’m pleased, but it’s still not enough’
Sex offender jailed after original ruling challenged When I posted the original story earlier this week (please follow the link… Read more Abuse victim: ‘I’m pleased, but it’s still not enough’
Time to stop all attacks on NHS heroes
A good Freedom of Information (FOI) request usually leads to a decent article for the paper and this was a… Read more Time to stop all attacks on NHS heroes
‘No justice’
Woman who suffered abuse at the hands of former husband claims sentence was too lenient This was a case where a woman, who was… Read more ‘No justice’
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