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Can you help police trace missing Inverness woman Donna Bain? Police are appealing for information to help trace a missing Inverness woman.
Can you help police trace missing Inverness woman Donna Bain? Police are appealing for information to help trace a missing Inverness woman.
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Police appeal after Lerwick War Memorial vandalised Police in Shetland are appealing for information after the war memorial in Lerwick was vandalised.
Police appeal after Lerwick War Memorial vandalised Police in Shetland are appealing for information after the war memorial in Lerwick was vandalised. Press and Journal Comment this news ● 
Care worker sanctioned after vulnerable resident given overdose in Highland care home A Lochaber care worker was sanctioned by her ruling body after she oversaw an overdose of a narcotic painkiller to a vulnerable resident -...
Care worker sanctioned after vulnerable resident given overdose in Highland care home A Lochaber care worker was sanctioned by her ruling body after she oversaw an overdose of a narcotic painkiller to a vulnerable resident -... Press and Journal Comment this news ● 
Thunder in the Glens to roar into the Highlands More than 3,000 bikers are set to descend on the Highlands this weekend for one of Europe's largest annual gatherings of Harley-Davidson motorcycle enthusiasts.
Thunder in the Glens to roar into the Highlands More than 3,000 bikers are set to descend on the Highlands this weekend for one of Europe's largest annual gatherings of Harley-Davidson motorcycle enthusiasts. Press and Journal Comment this news ● 
Road improvements to start next week on the B851 at Inverarnie Work on the B851 Errogie to Culloden road at Inverarnie Village will start on Monday.
Road improvements to start next week on the B851 at Inverarnie Work on the B851 Errogie to Culloden road at Inverarnie Village will start on Monday. Press and Journal Comment this news ● 
Councillors to discuss Royal Dornoch Golf Club lease People in and around Dornoch are to be given their say on a proposal by Highland Council to grant a long lease to the operators of the town’s famous golf club.
Councillors to discuss Royal Dornoch Golf Club lease People in and around Dornoch are to be given their say on a proposal by Highland Council to grant a long lease to the operators of the town’s famous golf club. Press and Journal Comment this news ● 
Mowi meets Kyleakin residents to hear concerns over noise and odour at new feed plant Bosses of Mowi – the world’s largest salmon farming company – have met residents of the Kyleakin community to hear first-hand their concerns ...
Mowi meets Kyleakin residents to hear concerns over noise and odour at new feed plant Bosses of Mowi – the world’s largest salmon farming company – have met residents of the Kyleakin community to hear first-hand their concerns ... Press and Journal Comment this news ● 
MP suggests introducing road tolls on NC500 Road tolls on the NC500 tourist road could bring in funds to invest in improvements, a north MP has suggested.
MP suggests introducing road tolls on NC500 Road tolls on the NC500 tourist road could bring in funds to invest in improvements, a north MP has suggested. Press and Journal Comment this news ● 
Orkney ultra-marathon runner to take on another world record attempt An Orkney-based ultra-marathon runner is taking on an incredible challenge this weekend as he bids for another world record.
Orkney ultra-marathon runner to take on another world record attempt An Orkney-based ultra-marathon runner is taking on an incredible challenge this weekend as he bids for another world record. Press and Journal Comment this news ● 
Better outcomes for looked-after young people as Highland Council brings them home Highland Council says its enhanced placement programme for looked-after children has resulted in improved outcomes for the youngsters and...
Better outcomes for looked-after young people as Highland Council brings them home Highland Council says its enhanced placement programme for looked-after children has resulted in improved outcomes for the youngsters and... Press and Journal Comment this news ● 
Chalmers aims to be father figure for Staggies New dad Joe Chalmers admits he is running on adrenaline but ready to help the Ross County cause this weekend.
Chalmers aims to be father figure for Staggies New dad Joe Chalmers admits he is running on adrenaline but ready to help the Ross County cause this weekend. Press and Journal Comment this news ● 
Princess Royal to visit Flannan Isles Lighthouse The Princess Royal is to visit an exhibition telling the tale of the disappearance of three lighthouse keepers on the Flannan Isles.
Princess Royal to visit Flannan Isles Lighthouse The Princess Royal is to visit an exhibition telling the tale of the disappearance of three lighthouse keepers on the Flannan Isles. Press and Journal Comment this news ● 
Contact the Elderly groups invited by councillor for afternoon tea at Inverness Town House An Inverness councillor, who is no stranger to hosting charity tea parties, has gone the extra mile to invite members of two Contact...
Contact the Elderly groups invited by councillor for afternoon tea at Inverness Town House An Inverness councillor, who is no stranger to hosting charity tea parties, has gone the extra mile to invite members of two Contact... Press and Journal Comment this news ● 
Peatland project to be celebrated A project which has been restoring vast areas of damaged peatland in Caithness and Sutherland will be celebrated in Inverness next month.
Peatland project to be celebrated A project which has been restoring vast areas of damaged peatland in Caithness and Sutherland will be celebrated in Inverness next month. Press and Journal Comment this news ● 
Welsh hoping patience pays off in Caley Jags return Caley Thistle midfielder Sean Welsh hopes his patience is rewarded following a long-awaited return from a broken metatarsal.
Welsh hoping patience pays off in Caley Jags return Caley Thistle midfielder Sean Welsh hopes his patience is rewarded following a long-awaited return from a broken metatarsal. Press and Journal Comment this news ● 
Outrage after Aberdeen council bosses dump a dozen musical instruments in skips outside city school Aberdeen council bosses have been blasted for “recklessly” dumping around a dozen musical instruments in skips outside a city...
Outrage after Aberdeen council bosses dump a dozen musical instruments in skips outside city school Aberdeen council bosses have been blasted for “recklessly” dumping around a dozen musical instruments in skips outside a city... Press and Journal Comment this news ● 
Emergency services called as vehicle leaves north-east road and goes down an embankment Emergency services have been sent to a single vehicle accident in the north-east this morning.
Emergency services called as vehicle leaves north-east road and goes down an embankment Emergency services have been sent to a single vehicle accident in the north-east this morning. Press and Journal Comment this news ● 
Two Aberdeen charities share thousands of pounds to tackle street begging and homelessness Two Aberdeen charities are sharing £12,500 to tackle street begging and homelessness in the city.
Two Aberdeen charities share thousands of pounds to tackle street begging and homelessness Two Aberdeen charities are sharing £12,500 to tackle street begging and homelessness in the city. Press and Journal Comment this news ● 
Argyll pupils have their say on school dinners Pupils from across Argyll and Bute will continue to have a say on what is on their school menus.
Argyll pupils have their say on school dinners Pupils from across Argyll and Bute will continue to have a say on what is on their school menus. Press and Journal Comment this news ● 
Scotland ran up £12.6 billion deficit in 2018/19, GERS report reveals Scotland spent £12.6billion more than was raised in taxes in 2018-19, running a deficit that was six times bigger than that of the UK.
Scotland ran up £12.6 billion deficit in 2018/19, GERS report reveals Scotland spent £12.6billion more than was raised in taxes in 2018-19, running a deficit that was six times bigger than that of the UK. Press and Journal Comment this news ● 
Deputy First Minister visits Nairn to hear about innovative project aimed at getting kids into farming and food and drink industries Deputy First Minister John Swinney visited Nairn Academy to hear about an innovative project...
Deputy First Minister visits Nairn to hear about innovative project aimed at getting kids into farming and food and drink industries Deputy First Minister John Swinney visited Nairn Academy to hear about an innovative project... Press and Journal Comment this news ● 
CalMac to close tourist shop in Fort William Ferry operator CalMac is closing its Fort William base after being in the town for decades.
CalMac to close tourist shop in Fort William Ferry operator CalMac is closing its Fort William base after being in the town for decades. Press and Journal Comment this news ● 
Uncertainty continues after Chalmers Hospital information drop-in session Extra information about the overnight usage of Chalmers Hospital's minor injury unit has been issued ahead of a decision on its future.
Uncertainty continues after Chalmers Hospital information drop-in session Extra information about the overnight usage of Chalmers Hospital's minor injury unit has been issued ahead of a decision on its future. Press and Journal Comment this news ● Argyll wind farm plan fails to gain backing Plans for a 17-turbine wind farm in Argyll failed to gain the support of local councillors yesterday who feared it would have a detrimental impact on peat resources in the area.
Argyll wind farm plan fails to gain backing Plans for a 17-turbine wind farm in Argyll failed to gain the support of local councillors yesterday who feared it would have a detrimental impact on peat resources in the area. Press and Journal Comment this news 