Artist's impressions released of new Inverness prison
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The Scottish Prison Service (SPS) has released an artist's impression of its planned new prison for Inverness.
SPS has proposed building a new Inverness prison on a site behind the Inverness Retail Park on the A96.
The site, which is also close to the Inverness Campus, had not previously been available to SPS. A site at Milton of Leys was considered last year.
The new HMP Highland would replace 115-year-old Inverness Prison, which is near Inverness city centre.
It is one of the smallest and oldest jails in Scotland.
A planning application for the new prison will be submitted to Highland Council at a later date.
Tom Fox, of SPS, said modern prisons were designed to be "more contemporary" and "less oppressive".
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