EXCLUSIVE: Inverness musician Toni Romaine opens up on decision to live as a woman
Toni is a popular singer-songwriter who suffered a devastating stroke four years ago - and life changed forever.
Inverness Cameron Barracks faces HMO licence hurdle in Home Office asylum seeker plans
Home Office says £60,000 has been spend on the Barracks.
Major Inverness house price hike means homes in city are now £15,000 more expensive than Glasgow
A new report also shows that the average price for new builds in the Highlands has risen by 240.5% since 2004.
6 Inverness foodie spots serving huge portions
Hungry? Try these city eateries for size.
Former Inverness Post Office to join empty banks on Highland property market
The Post Office has confirmed plans to sell the Queensgate premises.
We reveal HUGE spike in Inverness Airport air traffic control training costs amid runway closures
Staffing issues in April and May forced the airport to close its air traffic service for periods.
‘We used to be able to fly from Orkney to Inverness for the day, Loganair cuts mean we have no option but to drive’
An Orkney businessman fears there may now also be worries about further cuts to services.
Inverness Caledonian Thistle F.C. Academy Coaching Opportunities.
Inverness Caledonian Thistle FC currently have coaching opportunities in their Youth Academy starting in the 2026/27 season. The club participates...
Man seriously injured in Inverness e-scooter crash as police appeal for witnesses
Emergency services were called to the scene after the 33-year-old was hurt.
Empty Queensgate offices set for revival as Inverness businessman has two sets of plans approved for SAME BUILDING
The Inverness city centre offices, which have been empty since September, now look set for a new lease of life.
From Aberdeen and Inverness to Lancaster and the Isle of Man: The demographics of Steve Clarke’s World Cup squad
We’ve compared the birthplaces of the 2026 squad with previous Scotland squads who reached the World Cup to find out where most Scotland World Cup...
We ask Inverness businesses for 5 ideas to bring city centre shopping back to its High Street heyday
Some of the city's most experienced businesspeople told The Press and Journal what would reinvigorate the city centre.
Devastated parents pay tribute to ‘courageous’ Inverness three-year-old Sophie Mason
Sophie's parents shared her journey online after she was diagnosed with Batten Disease in 2024.
Exclusive: First look at what new luxury homes at eyesore Inverness Fairfield Care Home will look like
Developer Prestige Properties Highlands told The Press and Journal they expect to submit the planning application next week.
TikTok bans rogue ‘Inverness car dealer’ over ‘fraudulent’ posts
The removal was for violating the platform’s frauds and scams policy
John Hughes: Tunnel vision has taken Ryan Christie from Inverness to World Cup with Scotland
Former Caley Thistle manager John Hughes discusses the rise of local hero Ryan Christie and what made him flourish into the north's most-capped...
Former hotel manager on ‘sweet dream’ of opening own chocolate shop in historic Inverness building
Angus Macleod started Cocoa Bothy online last year, but will now open in the Town Steeple on Bridge Street.
Inverness PE teacher in court over drunken train disturbance
Jamie Durkin was kicked off the train after swearing at a conductor and passenger. He then forced another train to pull on its emergency brakes...
Fresh Start campaign to revive local economies including Aberdeen, Elgin and Inverness wins crucial Holyrood support
SNP finance chief Jenny Gilruth was among those to give her vote to The Press and Journal campaign.
‘Inverness parrot damaged my car but I’m happy to see it fly around the neighbourhood’
Lochardil resident Kayleigh Boyd told the Press and Journal she first spotted the “lovely bird” in November.
Near £2 billion of contracts to complete Perth-Inverness A9 dualling up for grabs
Contractors to be appointed to new ‘framework’ to complete last five sections
Teen arrested after police called to Inverness castle
A 17-year-old male was arrested following a disturbance.
REVIEW: A hilarious evening at The Good Life in Inverness
The Florians Theatre made this treasured TV sitcom their own, and the audience loved it. Susy MacAulay reviews.
Large police presence reported at Inverness Castle
Several police units are currently stationed at the castle.
A9 in Inverness partially blocked due to crash
The accident happened at about 6.10pm.
Inverness garage boss reports ‘car-selling’ TikTok page, saying ‘it has nothing to do with our business’
Chalmers Garage in Inverness said it had had dozens of calls after confused car buyers were told the firms were linked.
Man jailed over terrifying knifepoint robbery at Inverness shop
CCTV shows balaclava-clad Paul Connor threatening to stab the shop worker before helping himself to the contents of the till.
Street Style: The 6 most stylish at The Gathering, Inverness
It poured with rain at this year's Gathering in Inverness, but it shone with exuberance from stylishly dressed revellers.
Inverness beautician reveals why she trained through sweat and tears to compete in boxing match
Caitlin Fraser, 29, said she "couldn't be prouder" of her performance in the bout.
Our archive photos: June days in Inverness
Relive school prize-givings, days out and end of term shows, all part of the rhythm of life in Inverness in June.
Vodafone eyeing up major transformation of their Eastgate store in Inverness city centre
Vodafone has been a long-term tenant inside the Inverness shopping centre.
Rising costs forces Inverness hotel restaurant to close
The restaurant will close at the end of June for the 'foreseeable future'.
‘Biggest vandal in the area’: Inverness neighbours say loose parrot has cost them hundreds of pounds in car repairs
Residents in Lochardil have told the Press and Journal that a ring-necked parakeet is chewing the rubber of the cars around the area.
The Hill Rovers mystery: How an 1894 newspaper clipping revealed Inverness’ oldest football club is almost 40 years older than previously believed
Hill Rovers president says there's an "unsolved mystery" after an archive specialist in Inverness finds out the club has a history going back to...
Inverness firefighters called to Lochardil home after kitchen alert
The fire service was called at around noon today to come to the aid of residents.
Inverness mother campaigning for mental health care after son’s death
Jane Scott is campaigning for better mental health care in the Highlands after tragically losing her son and grandson within days.
Playback Bar boss gearing up for busy Inverness summer with new interactive darts and late opening hours for World Cup matches
The Academy Street venue operates across four floors and includes axe-throwing and rooftop seating.
Gallery: Inverness Gathering Festival draws thousands for music, dance and family fun
Gathering Festival Inverness fills Northern Meeting Park with live music, entertainment and family activities for all ages.
Historic new P&J campaign aims to give local economies like Aberdeen, Peterhead, Elgin and Inverness a Fresh Start
DC Thomson’s titles are coming together as one for the very first time to launch their Fresh Start campaign, demanding the Scottish Government...
Primo Inverness: ‘We’re the third generation, but there won’t be a fourth because running a business now isn’t worth the hassle’
Still known as "Pat J's" to those who remember, Primo is an institution in its own right these days.
Tain man admits biting person’s ear in bloody assault at Inverness Railway Station
A man has admitted biting another man’s ear in a bloody assault at Inverness Railway Station.
Inverness mum living in fear as man who raped three children released from prison
She told The Press and Journal: 'I just want to know what he looks like now'
Growing passenger numbers at Inverness Airport amid record total for Scotland
Air passengers at the Dalcross airport up 7% in first three months of year - despite minor fall in aircraft numbers
We reveal BEST and WORST rated play parks in Inverness with calls to open up more spaces for city children
Discussions were also held about the future of play parks in Inverness with the hope to make them more open to older ages by installing gym equipment.
Meet the artist bringing the World Cup spirit to Inverness businesses
Del Stephenson is painting the windows of local businesses in the Highland capital with images of the Scotland National Football Team.
Attacker who ‘ruined’ victim’s life with Inverness street attack spared jail
Steven Alsop's assault left a man with a traumatic brain injury so severe that he was unable to continue working, a court had heard.
Terrifying CCTV shows Inverness railway trespassing incidents - including one where train driver had to brake
An incident involved a person standing on a level crossing in Inverness as a train approached, stepping clear when the train was around 20 metres...
Who is the mysterious Mr Chai? We reveal owner of Inverness restaurant that never opened
'Opening soon' signs were put out at the front of the former Wild Pancakes premises around a year ago but the site remains empty.
Inverness family feud over who buries brother settled by sheriff
The partner of the dead man argued she should be able to arrange the funeral - a position disputed by his sibling.
Why experts say Inverness city centre hostel extension isn’t a ‘hostel’ and isn’t an ‘extension’
Highland Council officials say the hostel expansion doesn’t meet the legal definition of a hostel and would really operate as short‑term lets if it...
Graeme Shinnie Leaves Aberdeen As A Club Legend Heading Home To Inverness
Graeme Shinnie departs Aberdeen as one of the club’s modern-day greats, his contract expiring as he prepares to return to Inverness Caledonian...
WATCH: Near miss as teens ‘hanging around’ Inverness crossing force train driver to apply emergency brakes
The 'incredibly concerning incident' took place at the crossing near Clachnaharry.
Woman charged in connection with assault after incident outside Inverness hotel
A 42-year-old woman has been charged in connection with the incident.
Celebrity spotting in the Highlands: 10 stars seen this year in Inverness and beyond
From Romesh to Oscar winner Russell Crowe - the famous faces who have visited the north.
Graeme Shinnie snubs Aberdeen contract as Stephen Robinson lifts lid on Inverness bound legend's exit
The skipper was offered a new deal but wasn't guaranteed enough game time to satisfy him
Safety appeal after 'incredibly concerning' level crossing incidents in Inverness
A safety appeal has been issued after CCTV captured teenagers trespassing on the railway in Inverness.
Inverness mum reveals twisting tale of friend who ‘died twice’ after faking her own death
Shelagh Warwick-Illius was declared dead, presumed to have gone overboard on a ferry. Two years later, she turned up on her friend's doorstep in...
Take-off for restored Aer Lingus air link between Inverness and Dublin
Service will operating twice weekly on Thursdays and Sundays
Five Victorian homes on the Inverness market
The Press and Journal has put together a list of the city's five most elegant period properties.
Inverness gridlocked after Kessock Bridge closure
The Kessock Bridge had been closed in both directions due to a police incident.
Closure timeline for Aberdeen and Inverness Quiz stores revealed
The fashion chain entered administration in February.
Why passengers have chosen to board first of new Inverness to Dublin flights
The first Aer Lingus outbound flight from Inverness Airport heading to Dublin left this afternoon.
Jobs boost for Inverness as new larger Sports Direct store prepares to open
The new store is expected to be bigger than its current location.
Inverness roadworks chaos set to drag on after fresh Raigmore delay from ‘unforeseen gas leak’
Bear Scotland have confirmed that traffic measures are to remain in place between the A9 and A96 for several months yet.
‘Subsidised bus trips to Inverness for the price of a latte could put me out of business’
Duncan Maclean, owner of Invergordon Bus Tours, says £2 bus fares promoted to cruise ship passengers is harming independent operators and High...
Inverness dad overcame sepsis and speech loss during five-month recovery from stroke
Padric MacDonald said he is "feeling great" after returning home from hospital.
BREAKING: ‘Police incident’ blocks A9 Inverness to Wick route
A ‘police incident’ is blocking the A9 at the Dornoch Firth bridge with emergency services at the scene.
Mystery as bathtub appears on Inverness roundabout
It seems to have been placed there last night.
Developers reveal cost of divisive new Inverness city centre hotel with former hospital set for transformation
Plans for the B-listed former Royal Northern Infirmary attracted 67 objections before being approved.
‘It’s nothing short of a miracle’: Hero cyclist saves Inverness man’s life after horror cardiac arrest
The NHS Highland nurse was cycling by when she stepped off her bike and saved a life.
Budget friendly one-bed Inverness flat could offer first step onto city property ladder
The Grant Street flat is among the cheapest properties for sale in Inverness this Spring.
Inverness delivery drivers allege unpaid wages as delivery company ‘ghosts’ them
Workers say they are are owed wages amounting to around £128 per day.
Highland candlemaker to open new Inverness store
The Eilean Dubh Candle Company boss told The Press and Journal, Donna said it's always been her dream to trade in the Highland capital.
Inverness care worker gets warning after vulnerable person left with burns from laundry detergent
The Highland Home Carers boss said the company will learn from the ruling.
Highland venue Botanic House in Inverness on sale for £1.4m
The venue is next to the Inverness Castle Experience.
New owners say Old High Church transformation could take inspiration from Inverness Castle Experience
In an exclusive interview, the vice-chair of Save the Old High Inverness (SOHI) told the Press and Journal some of the ideas they have for the...
The five key measures Highland Council hope will finally stamp-out Inverness gull ‘epidemic’ as new city-wide plans agreed
The plans were developed with funding from NatureScot, and will see £1000 gull-proof bins installed in hotspot areas.
Seagull plan agreed for Inverness amid claims birds have 'colonised' city
Feelings ran high in a debate over new plans to help tackle Inverness and Nairn’s seagull population.
Inverness care home staff take onThurso to Glasgow cycling challenge
They aim to raise funds to support those with a disability or mental health condition to re-connect with local communities.
Registered Inverness sex offender amassed huge secret stash of sick photos and videos
Jake Milne, who used 11 online alises that he had failed to register with police, had almost 4,000 indecent images and more than 15 hours of vile...
Inverness accountancy boss on growth, grit and taking a chance
Vicki Miller realised it was time to stop holding herself back and take chances.
Inverness clothing store to close as owner retires
La-Di-Da Fashion in the city centre is earmarked for closure in the coming months.
Loch Ness monster themed gift shop to open on the Inverness High Street
Nessie's Treats are taking up residence in the city centre.
Historic church near Inverness opens as ‘New Highland Style’ design destination
Designer Erica Macpherson has patented New Highland Style as she opens new Kirk & Co venue that includes a shop, cafe and studio.
Springfield reveals why it has cut house numbers in Inverness and Ardersier plans
The two sites were due to house a combined 1,000 homes, which has now been reduced by more than 25%.
Three people charged following ‘serious assault’ in Inverness
The trio are due to appear at Inverness Sheriff Court next week.
Inverness City of Culture bid boss says title will give young people ‘reason to stay in the Highlands’
Cultural leader Bryan Beattie told The Press and Journal he is taking inspiration from the Inverness Castle Experience to design a successful bid...
House numbers slashed for new Inverness, Ardersier and Embo developments but community worries remain
The three sites had been expected to deliver 1,150 homes for the Highlands, but have now been reduced to 775.
Family tribute to beloved Inverness dad who died in Caledonian Canal tragedy
Billy MacKenzie was found dead at the beauty spot on April1.
Inverness man pleads guilty to serious assault at Thurso club
A man has admitted a serious assault in a Thurso nightclub at the end of last year.