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Federica Stefani
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Reporter, The Inverness Courier
Scotl, Inverness
Beats
Biography
Local News Reporter at Inverness Courier and Ross-shire Journal | Italian journalist in the Highlands 🏞️ | Freelance Feature Writer 🖋️ | Whisky, Beer, Books, and Travel Specialist 🥃✈️ | Contributor at Cask&Still Magazine 🥃 | Featured in The Herald On Sunday, Barber NV, and The Evening Times 🗞️ | Creator of Northern Bibliosphere Podcast & maltingpotblog.com 🌐 | MA in Multimedia Journalism 🎓 | NQJ-Certified Journalist 📜 | Fluent in Italian, English, French, Spanish, with a touch of Russian and Arabic 🌐 |
food and drink.Local news travel culture
Anything without a Delaware connection.
Content
By Federica Stefani Verified| The Inverness Courier Verified Published: 18:40, 17 April 2025 A man was arrested in connection with an incident in Inverness city centre earlier today. Police were in attendance just before 1pm after receiving a report of a disturbance on the High Street. • More crime news• Subscribe to our newsletter A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “A 36-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the incident and police assault.
Nairnshire-based photographer and artist Liz Peck behind new HeArt trail sculptures at Eilean Dubh Care Home in Fortrose
By Federica Stefani Verified| The Inverness Courier Verified A Nairnshire artist’s creativity is behind one of the statues included in a public art initiative in support of Highland Hospice. Clephanton-based photographer and painter Liz Peck worked in partnership with Eilean Dubh Care Home in Fortrose, where her mum is a resident, to decorate one of the heart-shaped statues of the Highland HeArt Trail, which launched earlier this month. The sculpture reflects memories and ideas shared by residents and staff.
By Federica Stefani Verified| The Northern Times Verified Wildlife watchers were in for a treat earlier this weekas a humpback whale was spotted swimming in the waters of the Beauly Firth. According to Inverness tour operator Dolphin Spirit’s guide and skipper Zoltán Petres, local whale and dolphin conservation volunteers first reported the rare sighting in the early hours of Tuesday (April 15). The cetacean was spotted near the Meikle Mee buoy and then making its way towards Castle Stewart golf course, after which it headed back towards Inverness.
Company Info
The Inverness Courier
Highland News & Media Ltd (HNM), is a privately-owned company with newsbrands covering Caithness, Sutherland, Ross-shire, Inverness-shire, Strathspey, Moray and Grampian. Dedicated to Connecting Communities and Empowering Businesses. Learn more about our Digital subscriptions.
Scotland, United Kingdom
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Founded: 2011