The Press and Journal (Inverness, Highlands, and Islands) - 2021-11-26

• ‘Brutal’ challenge to bring water to a Nepalese village
• Young mum tells of stroke drama at 29
• Police to start high visibility patrols over city’s festive shopping period
• Alarm at £1.2m overspend
• Thug forced woman underwater then told her it was ‘not big deal’
• Energy bill rises will continue into spring
• Attempt to force investigat­ion into Trump’s golf courses is rejected
• Union backs vaccinatio­n at primaries
• Under-pressure NHS board delays non-urgent care appointmen­ts
• Town to get new all-weather sport pitch as council agrees upgrades
• Hotel backed – but first build an A90 flyover
• Richard confident to tell mountainee­ring’s story
• Future of new town thrown into question
• Roundabout’s rabbits at risk from vehicles
• Royal Arch Riverside Park... Escape the everyday mind-set
• Group calls for bottle return scheme action
• Stars line up for Hogmanay
• Duke: It’ s OK to be affected by emotions
• 52 dead after Siberian coal mine disaster
• ‘No quick fix’ in migrant crisis
• Madeley forced out of castle
• Debates about fiction detract from the real-life struggles of transgende­r people
• Parents step out in support of midwives
• Who said it?
• Diversific­ation strategy has paid off for NorSea UK
• Signs of recovery in manufactur­ing
• Union in plea for decommissi­oning to focus on UK jobs
• Mixed picture for Peterhead landings
• Unions’ concerns over ambulance call-outs for Amazon workers
• Show organisers launch funds bid
• ‘No downsides to deal with New Zealand’
• Subway co-founder dies aged 90
• HOROSCOPES
• New financial chief moves to Petroplan
• Kinlochshi­el prepare to welcome back MacRae
• Hidalgo sets clubhouse target at Joburg Open
• Wing strength key to Highland glory
• KEITH HAS CHANCE TO SECURE HER SELECTION
• MacLennan hoping to return with big impact
• Morelos seals win in Van Bronckhors­t’s first game in charge
• ‘Buoyant’ Staggies gunning for rivals
• RALLYING CRY FOR FANS TO RAISE ROOF
• Caley Jags young guns take form into cup tie
• Deep pool key to sink or swim for County
• Welcome to the Legal 500
• Lawyers and legal expertise recognised – Legal 500 and Chambers UK 2022
• Exciting times ahead as energy comes into focus
• Aberdein Considine lawyers named among UK’s best by The Legal 500
• Dentons clients get local service and access to global expertise
• More imaginatio­n and more impact from Addleshaw Goddard
• Mackinnons’ marine and shipping team’s efforts celebrated again
• DAY 1: FLY TO AMSTERDAM
• Who will pay to decarbonis­e home heating in Scotland?
• Hard choices ahead for built environmen­t
• Time to get the help you need? Women’ s health in focus at ROC
• North-east plays key role in UK economic recovery
• How ‘the hub’ is helping to rebuild region’ s economy – brick by brick
• Constructi­on sector needs solid financial foundation­s
• New Thainstone Business Park links shire and city
• New online tool helps SMEs
• Hybrid working helps creates new opportunit­ies in finance recruitmen­t
• 3 changing trends in finance recruitmen­t
• Breaking down barriers to put focus on wellbeing
• Stemming flow of damage
• Climate threat to roads,
• Personal Insolvency: Who do I ask for advice?
• Homing in on fresh talent
• Stage set to showcase our evolving energy expertise
• Liberate your data gold
• New strategy for planning a better, greener Scotland
• Cost of building more affordable housing is going through the roof
• Clarity needed to help resolve our housing problem
• 10 steps to protecting intergener­ational family wealth
• Covid-busters helping firms achieve cleaner workspaces

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