That is a a 14% rise in loans since last year totalling £161m, according to new figures.
It is the first time the local authority has been shortlisted for the coveted prize - and it will find out if it was successful next month.
Examples were offered of ‘slurred speech, impaired movement, erratic or unusual behaviour’.
The SNP, Liberal Democrats, Conservatives and Labour all commit to Transport Scotland’s timetable.
Dozens lash out at ‘big energy’ and Scottish Government ‘riding roughshod over our environment and our local democracy.’
Non appearance aggravated tensions as campaigners demand Planning Inquiry Commission into projects.
A packed and passionate Inverness meeting was told ‘no financial compensation can ever replace what we stand to lose.’
"Significant" steps have been taken to upgrade Inverness's crematorium to ensure it remains fit for purpose, a council committee will hear next week.
Andrew Baxter picks-up where the outgoing MSP left off saying the authorityl is ‘too large, too centralised, and too remote’
Yesterday, the local authority advice was to “please contact the council’s insurance team” but it has now changed its tune.