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Saturday, 17th May 2008

Inverness

Crown Estate review urged THE four political groups on Highland Council have joined forces to press for a review of the Crown Estate in Scotland and have its millions of pounds of income used better for communities.

Film-makers focus on the Highlands INTEREST in film-making in the Highlands and Islands is at its highest level for five years, with 16 companies considering shooting in the region.

Music festival drug dealers jailed TWO Glasgow drug dealers caught with Ecstasy and cocaine worth £7,500, which they planned to supply to revellers at the Rockness music festival last year, have been jailed.

Eco-fair to showcase homes of the future MORE than 50 houses of the future will be built on the outskirts of Inverness in a project that got under way yesterday.

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Lightning damage

The marvellous man and his flying machine who opened up Highlands

College on the road to becoming a reality

'Traumatic' tape of doomed Nimrod's last seconds

Court throws out Fraser's appeal over murder of wife Arlene

CairnGorm aims to move beyond skiing

Planners urge approval for 14 turbines

High hopes as inquest on Nimrod tragedy set to start

Church closes on £1m revamp target

Ferry service speeding up

Airport passenger numbers take off in Highlands

Motorcyclist hurt in crash with car

End of an era as paper mill folds

College puts poet in the picture

Club for Polish children opens

£100,000 in cash and drugs seized

Woman, 80, dies in house fire

Inverness unveils plans for 'iconic' redevelopment of its waterfront

Drug dealers held on way to festival

Trial run for midge spray

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