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About Inverness
The City of Inverness is the Capital of the  Highlands with a population of 56,000, and is one of the fastest growing cities in Britain. Lying on the shores of the Moray firth  the city is 160 miles North of Edinburgh and 105 miles West of Aberdeen.

 

Highlands of Scotland Tourist Board, Inverness,
+44 (0)1463 234353

Are You Disabled  - Visiting Inverness?
Need A Motorised Scooter Or Wheelchair
Shopmobility Highland used to be in the Eastgate precinct.
They have now relocated to Level 2 in the Falcon Gallery Car Park.
The Charity have motorised scooters and wheelchairs which are loaned out at no charge between 9.30 and 4.45 Monday to Saturday.   Registration is quick and you get a card with the Inverness and Dingwall phone numbers.
Inverness - 01463 717624
Dingwall - 01349 866040
There are plenty of disabled bays in the car park next to their office.  If you need any help ask when you ring to book equipment and it can be brought to your car. On foot - Use the lift at the Falcon Square end of the food gallery, turn right when you get out at level 2 and you will find a very helpful set of people.
Donations accepted.

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11 February 08
Locals urged to have their say on future of Highland's only Local Nature Reserve
Members of the public are being invited by The Highland Council to have their say on the future of the Merkinch Local Nature Reserve (LNR) in Inverness which is Highland's only LNR.

As part of the development of a three-year management plan for the LNR, consultations are taking place to find out what locals and visitors think is special about the area and what their aspirations are for the site.

Councillor Drew Hendry, Chairman of The Highland Council's Planning, Environment and Development Committee said: "It's particularly important that local people with knowledge of the area contribute this consultation on the Merkinch Local Nature Reserve. This local involvement will help to determine how the site is used and managed in the future"

Three local consultants; Toni Clark, Bill Taylor and Phil James will produce a plan that looks at the past, present and future of the Merkinch LNR. As well as speaking to people on the site and in Merkinch, they are keen to hear from anyone with any information on the site's history and any records of plants or animals that have been seen on the site.

By the end of March this year the plan will be completed and all those involved with Merkinch LNR are looking forward to see what it will come up with, and where funding could be found to take forward the suggested works.

In addition to the development plan two, seven foot (two metre),
Caithness flagstone entrance markers will be installed on the canal footpath at the western end of the LNR and another at the turning circle by the old ferry slipway. These have been funded by the Community Economic Development Programme administered by HIE Inverness and East Highland and SNH.

Anyone with information on Merkinch LNR's history or flora and fauna can contact Jonathan Willet, Highland Biodiversity Officer on 01463 702274 or jonathan.willet@highland.gov.uk

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