John Davidson selects some of his favourite images from 2022 as he looks back on the return of some of his best-loved events in a memorable year
People in the Highlands are being urged to speak out rather than suffer in silence this Christmas.
With the first signs of real winter weather, mountain safety organisations are urging people heading for the hills to "ThinkWINTER".
John Davidson decides to tackle the short walk up Beinn na Lap before heading home from Loch Ossian Youth Hostel, despite the dreary conditions...
People can pedal along for some festive fun at this weekend's Kidical Mass event in Inverness.
Charities underlined the difference an award from the Highland Cross will make to people across the north at a handover event in Inverness on Thursday
John Davidson enjoys – or endures – a wet and windy ascent of two Munros on the Corrour estate, from the youth hostel at Loch Ossian
Repairs to footpaths on a popular Highland peak in Wester Ross will kick-start a campaign to benefit restoration and conservation in the mountains.
Charities across the region have been handed a significant cash boost thanks to the return of the Highland Cross.
John Davidson explores the magical Fairy Glen woodland and climbs to some spectacular viewpoints above the Dornich Firth
A blustery day can't deter John Davidson as he takes the children on a wander up a popular hill near Loch Ness
When bothies were closed during the pandemic, outdoor author John D Burns had to find a new way to explore the remote parts of the Highlands.
Rail strikes planned for Saturday, Monday and Wednesday have been called off, the RMT union has said.
Primary pupils who created their own "Highland Acre Wood" from sustainable resources have come out top of the class in an art competition.
John Davidson joins Andrew Lucas of Inverness Library and countryside ranger John Orr on a trek back in time on the towpaths of the Caledonian Canal
A 12-year-old girl missing in Inverness has been found safe and well.
Police are appealing for help tracing a missing 12-year-old in the Inverness area.
Lovers of the outdoors are being reminded to pack a torch this weekend as the change in the clocks will see darkness fall earlier.
People are being invited to take a walk back in time along the banks of the Caledonian Canal in Inverness later this week.
A community group is calling on the Scottish Government to reverse a decision that could block plans to protect a swathe of green space in the city.
