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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A white paint-like substance was seen in the Carron Burn, Aberlour
By: Iain Ramage
A Highland museum has secured a £45,000 council grant to help build a full-scale replica Iron Age roundhouse.
By: Iain Ramage
The Duke of Edinburgh pays tribute to those behind the pioneering Highland Cycle Ability initiative.
The Air Accident Investigation Branch has launched an investigation An air ambulance helicopter was forced into an emergency landing in a Highland loch.
Alan Savage rescued the Highland side from financial crisis and saw them become League One champions
By: Iain Ramage
Tooth decay among five-year-olds in the area's most deprived communities is almost 43%.
A public consultation on the proposal for Inverness is seeking feedback on 'control areas' aimed at easing a chronic housing shortage.
By: Iain Ramage
Bikers ride alongside Cheryl Smith-Hinton's hearse on her final journey from Grantown to the crematorium in Inverness.
Delegates from across the globe attended the week-long North Atlantic Salmon Conservation Organisation (NASCO) annual summit.
By: Iain Ramage
Western Isles vets say the National Trust for Scotland's ‘hands-off' policy is leading to around 1,000 sheep deaths each year.
