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‘Tell me about menopause’

Our Ask The Doc series discusses an often under-reported issue.

We should not panic ourselves into inaction

We should not panic ourselves into inaction

Last Monday morning, my free-floating anxiety was looking for things to connect with.

Obituary: Compassion for others was driving force for community-minded Hamish Wood

Obituary: Compassion for others was driving force for community-minded Hamish Wood

A community stalwart renowned for his compassion and involvement in Inverness charities, as well as extreme adventures around the world, has died.

Opinion: SCDI will support Highlands and Islands firms to grow their slow, luxury and experimental tourism offering

30 October 2021

Opinion: SCDI will support Highlands and Islands firms to grow their slow, luxury and experimental tourism offering

30 October 2021

Opinion: Highlands and Islands SCDI regional manager says slow tourism offers great opportunity for the region

Opinion: As the world head to Glasgow for COP26, VisitScotland's Chris Taylor looks at the challenge of developing a sustainable tourist sector here in the Highlands

Opinion: As the world head to Glasgow for COP26, VisitScotland's Chris Taylor looks at the challenge of developing a sustainable tourist sector here in the Highlands

VisitScotland regional leadership director Chris Taylor looks at how the Highlands can balance a successful and sustainable tourism sector

Down Memory Lane by Bill McAllister: Old High Church should be given respect and a just solution

Down Memory Lane by Bill McAllister: Old High Church should be given respect and a just solution

This year is the 850th anniversary of King William The Lion granting "a ploughgate of arable land" to Thomas the Priest of St Mary’s Parish Church.

Highland Council agrees plan to address bleak financial outlook

Highland Council agrees plan to address bleak financial outlook

A medium term plan for the Highland area sets out a refreshed capital programme, proposed savings and details of a community loan fund scheme.

New rules introduced in bid to reduce fireworks' negative impact

New rules introduced in bid to reduce fireworks' negative impact

There are new rules to lessen the negative impact of fireworks.

‘Can the pharmacy help?’

26 October 2021

‘Can the pharmacy help?’

26 October 2021

Our Ask The Doc series helps you to understand what the community pharmacy can do for you.

The Spirit of God upholds me to choose light instead of darkness

The Spirit of God upholds me to choose light instead of darkness

I was a little nervous about visiting the respected local pastor Samuel McKibben, retired but still active at the age of 86.

From The Archives: New vessel launches were popular with school pupils

From The Archives: New vessel launches were popular with school pupils

Today we return to the writings of Margaret MacDougall with her potted history of Merkinch School.

WHILE I HAVE YOUR ATTENTION: Charles Bannerman says every effort to nurture and sustain Gaelic culture has to count

WHILE I HAVE YOUR ATTENTION: Charles Bannerman says every effort to nurture and sustain Gaelic culture has to count

No image says “Inverness” more loudly than our castle, so the entire property must be deployed to the maximum benefit of both city and citizens.

WHILE I HAVE YOUR ATTENTION: Charles Bannerman maintains every effort to sustain and nurture Gaelic has to count

WHILE I HAVE YOUR ATTENTION: Charles Bannerman maintains every effort to sustain and nurture Gaelic has to count

No image says "Inverness" more loudly than our castle, so the entire property must be deployed to the maximum benefit of both city and citizens.

Charlie Christie – Struggling Aberdeen are tackling challenging times

Charlie Christie – Struggling Aberdeen are tackling challenging times

Dons need to turn things around quickly after 10 games without a win.

The Consone Quartet – young and HIP

22 October 2021

The Consone Quartet – young and HIP

22 October 2021

'Pursuit of authenticity in music can easily be portrayed as dully academic, but at its best it is exactly the opposite'

DOWN MEMORY LANE: How Bridge Street's 'concrete carbuncle' may mask hidden treasures

DOWN MEMORY LANE: How Bridge Street's 'concrete carbuncle' may mask hidden treasures

Remains of the medieval defensive outer ring of what was called Royal Castlehill lie below the ‘concrete carbuncle’ south side of Bridge Street.

Down Memory Lane: New version of Bridge Street will be much-anticipated

Down Memory Lane: New version of Bridge Street will be much-anticipated