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The Press and Journal (Inverness, Highlands, and Islands), 17 Oct 2026

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Get the latest updates from the Scottish Highlands and Islands with The Press and Journal online edition, available on PressReader. Serving extensive coverage of local news, business insights and sports highlights in Inverness, the Highlands and coastal islands, stay informed with the Press and Journal online

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Article7 THINGS TO DO

Stage shows for young­sters, beer­tast­ing for adults and com­edy laughs are all ways you can enjoy a great week­end across the north and north-east. Here is our guide to seven bril­liant events tak­ing place in The P&J patch today and...

7 THINGS TO DO

ArticleWEEKEND

1. In which dec­ade did Bon­nie and Clyde go on a crime spree? 2. Which actor starred in the 1983 film War­Games? 3. Which com­edy series was set in the fic­tional Rudge Park com­pre­hens­ive?

WEEKEND

Article‘Hor­rible news’ shared as blaze des­troys school

New pho­to­graphs have shown the extent of dam­age after a dev­ast­at­ing fire ripped through the roof of a High­land primary school. Emer­gency ser­vices atten­ded Bal­lachul­ish Primary School in the early hours of Thursday morn­ing after a...

‘Hor­rible news’ shared as blaze des­troys school

ArticleIslands coun­cil’s care costs increase by 50%

SHETLAND Islands Coun­cil’s (SIC) care costs rose by nearly 50% dur­ing the last four fin­an­cial years, with chil­dren’s ser­vices expendit­ure rising by nearly one-third. The fig­ures were included in a brief­ing note to coun­cil­lors high­light­ing...

Islands coun­cil’s care costs increase by 50%

ArticleTeen given ‘last chance’ after police bottle attack

Ateen­ager who sparked a two-hour police stand-off that blocked a Fort Wil­liam street has avoided jail. The incid­ent, at an address in the town’s Plant­a­tion area, was brought to an end when Dean Douglas was tasered. Douglas had threatened to...

Teen given ‘last chance’ after police bottle attack

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