Give me perspective

Manager gives his views after match.

Every new First Minister says words to the effect that they intend to govern for the whole of Scotland.

A reader hits out over the political response to SSEN pylons plans for the Highlands.

SNP leadership, end of the power-sharing agreement with the Greens and wood-burning stoves are among the hot topics for our MSP.

Readers respond on a number of different issues and stories from recent days.

Scotland's fire and rescue service must adapt to meet the risks of climate change and address significant issues across its ageing Highland buildings.

‘Under the radar’ Duncan MacPherson moves among the people of Hilton reflecting God’s compassionate love, says our columnist.

Getting closer to nature can improve both our physical and our mental health, says our columnist.

Manager speaks after the game.

Surely together we can iron out the problems, because one thing remains certain - Academy Street needs to be improved, says our columnist.

From La Scala to Pentangle, many Invernessians have shared fond memories of what the city centre once was.

The last few years in Holyrood has seen a fixation on the peripheral at the cost of the substantial, says our columnist.

Highland MSP Fergus Ewing is demanding Scotland’s future First Minister makes a concrete pledge on A96 dualling before the summer.

Very often the Ness Bridge is lit up in the yellow and blue colours of Ukraine. This is not just a token gesture, says our columnist.

With not a single rural MSP in the Scottish cabinet since Humza Yousaf came to power, we have been forgotten, says our columnist.

The shop donated thousands of meals to good causes in the Highlands during the recent Easter school holidays.

Readers respond after an independent report casts doubt on the benefits of restricting traffic access to Academy Street.

Last week the ‘Safety of Rwanda Act’ was passed at Westminster. This bill might pass some people by because it may not “feel” like it affects them.

An interactive play is set to take place at Inverness Town House, focusing on the topic of assisted dying.

Readers have been commenting on a host of local news issues this week.