Emma Roddick - LGBTQ+
our very own - Andrew Henderson received recognition from Emma Roddick in Parliament for his recent journalism on the LGBTQ+ community's 10th anniversary of same-sex marriage.
Inverness locals enjoyed a free Christmas dinner at Cafe 1668 today.🍽️
We spoke to a few regulars about what the café means to them...⬇️
Whisky enthusiasts and representatives of the industry gathered in Inverness to celebrate the spirit and discuss opportunities and challenges in the sector.🥃
Uilebheist Distillery
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Lisa survived domestic abuse, but her attacker got more prison time for harming a dog than for hurting her. Do we need to rethink justice?
After notching up a remarkable 40 years - including 22 at the RNLI Kessock Lifeboat Station - and helping to save countless lives, Doug Grant has been awarded an RNLI Long Service Medal.🏅
Well done Doug!👏🏻
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The Highland Hospice Strictly Inverness Class of 2025 has officially been paired!
Nairn tractors take to the road to raise money for Mikeysline, Held In Our Hearts, Royal Highland Education Trust and brain tumour research this Christmas.
Inverness City Centre BID have taken to Inverness High Street to spread some Christmas cheer!
The operator of Farm Ness, Donald Fraser, is urging the government to ‘remove some uncertainties’ and ‘give some clarity’ following the inheritance tax in the latest Budget.
The operator of Farm Ness, Donald Fraser, is urging the government to ‘remove some uncertainties’ and ‘give some clarity’ following the inheritance tax in the latest Budget.
He said: “We’re not only farmers, we look after the ground and do a lot of environmental work. We need to look after the countryside, and whose best placed to do that? Probably the farmer".
“So why not work with us, support us, let us produce food and look after the environment.”
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The operator of Farm Ness says inheritance tax has inflicted much ‘uncertainty’ amongst farmers and they ‘don’t feel supported by the government’ since the latest Budget was announced.
Donald Fraser is the 4th generation of farmers in his family and spends his days perfecting the farm’s barley crop in order to make delicious whisky, in addition to looking after livestock and environmental work.
“We can only produce 55 per cent of our food in Britain, so that’s not a good place to be, but I don’t think that food security is a top priority for the government at the minute and I think that’s quite scary”: Donald Fraser
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Santa made an unusual appearance in Inverness earlier today on an electric cargo bike.🎅🏻🎄
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