Andrew Henderson
Sports Reporter at Highland News & Media
Feature Writer and Sports reporter with @HighNewsMedia covering Inverness, Ross-shire and Sutherland (and LGBTQ+ topics). Runs @PrideofTerraces. Views my own.
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1 week ago |
inverness-courier.co.uk | Andrew Henderson
The North of Scotland School’s senior boys have been crowned national champions – but not in the way they would have wanted. A team composed of pupils from across Inverness, Ross-shire, Strathspey and Caithness had thrashed Fife 6-1 in the semi final at Nairn County’s Station Park to book their spot in the National Cup final.
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inverness-courier.co.uk | Andrew Henderson
Published: 12:15, 15 April 2025 The Highlands’ first transgender councillor is in the running to replace Fergus Ewing as the SNP candidate for Inverness and Nairn at next year’s Scottish Parliament election. Councillor Sarah Fanet, who represents Fort William and Ardnamurchan, became the first openly trans elected official in Scotland when she won a by-election in December 2021, and earlier this year reportedly passed vetting by the party for a spot at Holyrood.
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inverness-courier.co.uk | Andrew Henderson
Inverness Caledonian Thistle’s League One rivals Dumbarton have confirmed they are closing in on their own escape from administration. The Sons followed Caley Thistle into financial difficulty earlier this season, with their 15-point deduction being confirmed just three weeks after Inverness had suffered the same fate. However, in Dumbarton’s case the situation was slightly different.
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inverness-courier.co.uk | Andrew Henderson
Billy Mckay has admitted he may have a decision to make over where his future lies at Inverness Caledonian Thistle this summer. The 36-year-old striker has been part of the coaching team in the Highland capital since Caley Thistle were plunged into administration at the end of October, combining the role with his playing duties. He has still played a key part for the club this season, making 40 appearances across all competitions.
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ross-shirejournal.co.uk | Andrew Henderson
Ross County now know exactly what their Premiership run-in will look like after their post-split fixtures were confirmed. The Staggies are amongst a handful of teams who will be looking to avoid a relegation play-off in the final five games, currently sitting 10th in the division. However, just six points separate Hearts in seventh and Dundee in 11th, meaning everything is up for grabs over the closing weeks of the campaign.
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Latest update on the state of play behind the scenes at Caley Thistle - featuring talks with potential buyers and (hopefully) some clarity on the situation regarding the land around the Caledonian Stadium - from administrators BDO. https://t.co/pyjBZ4a153
At the Caledonian Stadium for an update from ICT administrators BDO. Updates to follow on the @InvCourier website https://t.co/d9lB4nirh9
I may be coming to the end of annual leave, but I have already returned to action over at POTT with my first new interview in months - and there's plenty more in the works before the end of 2024!
Natalie Deans: "If I hadn't gone to the Gay Games, I wouldn't be sitting here married." The story of Glasgow-based boxer Natalie Deans, who saw a spur of the moment decision to compete at the @GayGames change her life immeasurably for the better. https://t.co/03B4Ri5JQ6