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30 jobs saved in the Highlands after sale of roofing firm - Highland News
 Highland News | 30 jobs saved in the Highlands after sale of roofing firm Highland News By Helen Bushnell A ROOFING company linked to a building firm which went bust has been sold, saving 30 jobs in Inverness and the Highlands. UBC Group, formerly Uist Builders, ceased trading earlier this month after calling in administrators Zolfo ... Roofing firm is saved in UBC adminstration Thirty jobs saved as former management team buy Wyvis Roofing |
Inverness Caley Thistle striker Gregory Tade racially abused on Twitter - BBC News
 BBC News | Inverness Caley Thistle striker Gregory Tade racially abused on Twitter BBC News Inverness Caledonian Thistle striker Gregory Tade, 25, had posted a message on the micro-blogging site wishing his followers a happy new year. Mark Chalmers, 16, of Dunfermline, then sent the racial abuse and told Mr Tade that he should "give up life". Student racially abused football player on Twitter after New Year party |
Pilot buys his very own 'Batplane' - Scotsman
 Scotsman | Pilot buys his very own 'Batplane' Scotsman The Jetstream 31 was built at Prestwick in 1987 and operated for most of its life flying passengers to and from Inverness and the Western Isles – registered as G-Uist. The aircraft had been owned by Highland Airways, but in 2010 the company suffered ... Ex-Highland Airways flight deck used in Batman returns to Highlands |
Anger over proposals to close courts in the Highlands - Scotsman
 Scotsman | Anger over proposals to close courts in the Highlands Scotsman Inverness Sheriff Court could be put under more pressure if there are cutbacks elsewhere in the Highlands. Picture: TSPL By ALISTAIR MUNRO PUBLIC access to justice will be severely eroded if courts in the Highlands are axed, angry lawyers claimed today ... |
'I'd sacrifice awards for goalscorer' - Esson - Inverness Courier
 Inverness Courier | 'I'd sacrifice awards for goalscorer' - Esson Inverness Courier Caley Thistle's number one — who signed a new two-year contract last week — has been handed the award in back-to-back seasons since Inverness returned to the Scottish Premier League. Although proud to be acknowledged for his performances between the ... |
Club rivalry led to Tade Twitter abuse - Fife Today
 Fife Today | Club rivalry led to Tade Twitter abuse Fife Today Mark Chalmers (16), Leighton Street, High Valleyfield, told the Inverness Caledonian Thistle striker he was “black and s***e at football” and should “give up life”. Dunfermline Sheriff Court heard on May 16 that the French forward received the message ... |
Painted Horses to be Displayed in Barrington - Patch.com
Painted Horses to be Displayed in Barrington Patch.com By Morgan Delack As the birds chirp in the backyard of Janet Mamon's Inverness home, a 7-foot by 9-foot fiberglass horse sits on her brick patio. With the sun beating down, Mamon paints with a purpose. Brush stroke by brush stroke, she gingerly applies ... |
St Emily Students Learn to Give Back - TribLocal
 TribLocal | St Emily Students Learn to Give Back TribLocal This year's project was to raise money for the Society for the Preservation of Human Dignity Baby's Closet in Inverness. Each grade came up with unique ways to raise money which totaled more than $1100. ST Emily teachers, Ms. Brogmus and Mrs. Morris, ... |
10-man Culter lift cup - Donside Piper and Herald
 Donside Piper and Herald | 10-man Culter lift cup Donside Piper and Herald Culter took on an Inverness City side who have been denied promotion once again due to problems with the ground in the final of the North Regional Trophy at Keith last Sunday. The two sides met in the Grill League Cup Final up at Buckie last season ... |
Inverness woman spared prison because moving to Brora - Sutherland Northern Times
 Sutherland Northern Times | Inverness woman spared prison because moving to Brora Sutherland Northern Times A SHERIFF spared a young Inverness woman from a prison sentence today after she heard she was hoping to make a new start by moving to Brora. Corinna Ness (24) of Old Royal Hotel, Union Street, admitted willfully damaging a door at the front of ... |
Painted Horses to be Displayed in Barrington - Patch.com
Painted Horses to be Displayed in Barrington Patch.com By Morgan Delack As the birds chirp in the backyard of Janet Mamon's Inverness home, a 7-foot by 9-foot fiberglass horse sits on her brick patio. With the sun beating down, Mamon paints with a purpose. Brush stroke by brush stroke, she gingerly applies ... |
Inverness Caley Thistle striker Gregory Tade racially abused on Twitter - BBC News
BBC News | Inverness Caley Thistle striker Gregory Tade racially abused on Twitter BBC News Inverness Caledonian Thistle striker Gregory Tade, 25, had posted a message on the micro-blogging site wishing his followers a happy new year. Mark Chalmers, 16, of Dunfermline, then sent the racial abuse and told Mr Tade that he should "give up life". Student racially abused football player on Twitter after New Year party |
Pilot buys his very own 'Batplane' - Scotsman
Scotsman | Pilot buys his very own 'Batplane' Scotsman The Jetstream 31 was built at Prestwick in 1987 and operated for most of its life flying passengers to and from Inverness and the Western Isles – registered as G-Uist. The aircraft had been owned by Highland Airways, but in 2010 the company suffered ... Ex-Highland Airways flight deck used in Batman returns to Highlands |
Anger over proposals to close courts in the Highlands - Scotsman
Scotsman | Anger over proposals to close courts in the Highlands Scotsman Inverness Sheriff Court could be put under more pressure if there are cutbacks elsewhere in the Highlands. Picture: TSPL By ALISTAIR MUNRO PUBLIC access to justice will be severely eroded if courts in the Highlands are axed, angry lawyers claimed today ... |
30 jobs saved in the Highlands after sale of roofing firm - Highland News
Highland News | 30 jobs saved in the Highlands after sale of roofing firm Highland News By Helen Bushnell A ROOFING company linked to a building firm which went bust has been sold, saving 30 jobs in Inverness and the Highlands. UBC Group, formerly Uist Builders, ceased trading earlier this month after calling in administrators Zolfo ... Roofing firm is saved in UBC adminstration Thirty jobs saved as former management team buy Wyvis Roofing |
'I'd sacrifice awards for goalscorer' - Esson - Inverness Courier
Inverness Courier | 'I'd sacrifice awards for goalscorer' - Esson Inverness Courier Caley Thistle's number one — who signed a new two-year contract last week — has been handed the award in back-to-back seasons since Inverness returned to the Scottish Premier League. Although proud to be acknowledged for his performances between the ... |
St Emily Students Learn to Give Back - TribLocal
TribLocal | St Emily Students Learn to Give Back TribLocal This year's project was to raise money for the Society for the Preservation of Human Dignity Baby's Closet in Inverness. Each grade came up with unique ways to raise money which totaled more than $1100. ST Emily teachers, Ms. Brogmus and Mrs. Morris, ... |
10-man Culter lift cup - Donside Piper and Herald
Donside Piper and Herald | 10-man Culter lift cup Donside Piper and Herald Culter took on an Inverness City side who have been denied promotion once again due to problems with the ground in the final of the North Regional Trophy at Keith last Sunday. The two sides met in the Grill League Cup Final up at Buckie last season ... |
Club rivalry led to Tade Twitter abuse - Fife Today
Fife Today | Club rivalry led to Tade Twitter abuse Fife Today Mark Chalmers (16), Leighton Street, High Valleyfield, told the Inverness Caledonian Thistle striker he was “black and s***e at football” and should “give up life”. Dunfermline Sheriff Court heard on May 16 that the French forward received the message ... |
Inverness woman spared prison because moving to Brora - Sutherland Northern Times
Sutherland Northern Times | Inverness woman spared prison because moving to Brora Sutherland Northern Times A SHERIFF spared a young Inverness woman from a prison sentence today after she heard she was hoping to make a new start by moving to Brora. Corinna Ness (24) of Old Royal Hotel, Union Street, admitted willfully damaging a door at the front of ... |
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