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PICTURES: From Highland mountain tops to woodland walks, step out with Active Outdoors. ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson looks back at some of the best bits from Active Outdoors during 2024 – and finds plenty of fond memories to recall
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Christmases of Yesteryear: Stories making the headlines in festive seasons long ago. Snow drift chaos on the A9 and offshore drama involving a fishing boat sinking near the Kessock ferry were among stories in Christmas editions of old.
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National Insurance bill for Highland Council expected to top £9 million, after UK government hike. Finance bosses fear that any Westminster boost may fall far short of making up the loss they imposed adding a significant budget pressure.
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Festivities create conflicting feelings - especially with subliminal message that we must buy our way to a joyful Christmas. All our holy Christmas words are in vain unless our lives are beacons, spreading light and hope and love, says our columnist.
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WATCH: Let Highland teenage singing sensation get you into the Christmas spirit. It has been an amazing first year for schoolboy Michael Lewis, with even Britain’s Got Talent keen to showcase his big voice.
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COURT ROUND UP: Tourist’s drunken spree of stealing mobile phones, jail for savage attack on partner and man remanded in custody in connection with shop break-in
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THE first official steps have been taken to get planning approval for plans to demolish a car park and build a new hotel in Inverness city centre.
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A 37-year-old Inverness man who threatened to stab his former partner has been ordered to carry out 108 hours of unpaid work.
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The Calman Trust, which works with disadvantaged children and young people, has been awarded £123,946 to support its work in the city.