Iain Ramage is a reporter for STV News, based in the Inverness newsroom. He covers a range of topics including health and wellness, climate change, and environmental issues, with notable work on bullying within NHS Highland and environmental protests in the Moray Firth. Iain's reporting has been featured in STV Group plc.
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Iain Ramage's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly in the United Kingdom and Scotland. His articles often include expert commentary and government announcements related to community issues, healthcare, and government & politics.
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The school will initially accommodate up to 225 primary pupils and 72 nursery children.
By: Iain Ramage
David Brown was allowed to keep his operator licence by a Highland Council committee
By: Iain Ramage
SNP Chris Birth and Conservative Ruraidh Stewart are the only men still left on the licensing committee
SNP Chris Birt and Conservative Ruraidh Stewart are the only men still left on the licensing committee
By: Iain Ramage
A controversial change in extraction points has severely impacted water levels and sparked fears around wild salmon populations
By: Iain Ramage
David Brown from Croy, near Inverness, was convicted of raping an 18-year-old customer.
By: Iain Ramage
NatureScot's offices in Inverness have been the scene of several protests over the centuries' old guga hunt that happens in the Outer Hebrides
By: Iain Ramage
Euan Lonnen jumped into the moving vehicle to hit the brakes in the nick of time A teenager has been hailed a hero for leaping into action to stop an elderly man's runaway car.
The main entrance to the offices were extensively damaged with multiple glass panels smashed.
By: Iain Ramage
A full council meeting will reconsider the decision, but councillors will decide whether to do so behind closed doors
