Editorial director says reader feedback behind decisions
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IPSO raps bi-weekly over police sergeant’s accuracy complaint
Newspaper said crime chiefs “admitted they were wrong”
Bi-weekly begins 200-day countdown to bicentenary
Dedicated online channel set up by newspaper
Newspaper launches bid to get readers to carry out acts of kindness
Campaign aims to highlight patch’s unsung heroes
Newspaper launches fresh bid to revitalise city centre
Campaign follows on from success of three years ago
Bilingual columnist and ‘beacon of Scottish journalism’ dies aged 78
Tributes paid to accomplished writer in both English and Scottish Gaelic
Editor quits after nine years to spin for Tories
Newsman in European Parliament move
Sister papers’ soccer souvenir marks minnows’ European adventure
Football club makes appearance in continental competition just 21 years after forming
Front page picture sparks gun policy debate
Editor asks: Why armed police on ‘safest streets in Britain’?
Yesterday, today and forever on the day war broke out . . .
Highlands’ main title reprints exact copy of news on WWI start
Editor defends minister over national paper claims
Bi-weekly in defence of local MP over constituency spending
Big two dailies head Scottish Press Awards shortlist
Nominations announced for awards which are in their 34th year
Weekly scoops three prizes at annual media awards
Newspaper recognised for £1m fundraising campaign
Former journalist to get lifetime achievement award
Shortlist announced for Scottish media awards
Two local newspaper companies re-launch websites
A number of regional newspapers are to re-launch their websites after buying content management systems from Iliffe News and Media. Scottish Provincial Press has moved all 15 of its newspaper sites, including the Inverness Courier, on to the Iliffe-owned Portal Constructor content