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“The new inheritance tax legislation for agricultural businesses is a lose-lose situation,” a Nairnshire Farming Society committee member explains.
The Budget, described as one of the most significant in recent times, prompted speculation of its potential impact on farmers. Now we know the details
No two days are the same at Nairn Community & Arts Centre for manager Rhona MacDonald, who speaks about the importance of the venue in the community.
MAKING SPACE FOR NATURE: High Life Highland’s countryside rangers are helping Ullapool group who rehomed rescued hedgehog
The majority of Brits value trusted journalism more than ever, according to a new study for the Journalism Matters campaign.
It can be surprising for grandparents to learn that the law in Scotland does not provide them an automatic right to contact with their grandchildren
"I stopped wearing make-up. It feels so much better to not. Part of me felt like a fraud covering up,” she said.
Nairn Museum curator Annie MacDonald takes us through the folklore and legends of haunted places in the county.
Even parenthood can be joyous for many, up to one in five women may struggle with mental health while pregnant, or within a year of giving birth.
Starting in 2004 the ambition was to focus on customer service, providing vehicle rental with no hidden charges and concentrating on local customers.
It is hard to imagine the scale of the cattle market, and its impact on the local area and economy, says our columist.
We welcome feedback and want to have the chance to put things right as quickly as possible, says our columnist.
An Inverness mum who named her daughter after the "superhero" nurse who took care of her has spoken of her gratitude.
Chief Superintendent Rob Shepherd blames ‘poor communication’ between castle owner and community.
He says ‘despite five SNP MSPs from the region taking hefty ministerial salaries, the Highlands keeps missing out’.
It was once impossible to imagine a world where you could be considered for a range of job roles, while only occasionally heading into the office.
Tackling stigma and discrimination, which often acts as barriers to treatment, is something we can all do.
With the SNP cutting £500 million from budgets I doubt many readers will worry too much about the cancellation of advertising and marketing campaigns.
Isle of Skye’s Iconic Distillery to Offer Exclusive Tastings, Tours, and Adventures on Talisker Day, this 13th September
Lorraine McCall hiked, cycled and travelled by boat non-stop to 231 significant peaks in Scotland known as Grahams.
