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When it comes to both cars and cyclists on the road, Nicky says "We urgently need a full-on education campaign."
Nicky Marr hasn't yet made up her mind on which way she will vote in the upcoming election.
Nicky Marr shares what she's looking forward to as we move out of lockdown.
"Maybe Sarah’s story is important because Sarah could have been any of us. She was only walking home."
As we approach the anniversary of the country entering lockdown, it’s as good a time as any to reflect on the past year.
If you’ve not yet watched BBC Alba’s hour-long documentary about Charles Kennedy, can I suggest you add it to your TV watch-list?
Nicky Marr discusses the importance of us being allowed to holiday (safely) at home.
"I have my own idea of what counts as romantic, and a heart-shaped sausage or a dine-in deal doesn’t count."
Nicky Marr tells us how she feels stronger, calmer and less stressed through YouTube workouts.
Nicky Marr reflects on happy times to bring comfort during the pandemic.
Nicky Marr admits to being an 'over-sharer' on social media, but says there are positives in these platforms to help us through hard times
Nicky Marr takes a dip in the water – and ice – to experience a sensation that more and more people have been enjoying through lockdown
Nicky Marr - "Are our restrictions tight enough? How are the rules being enforced?"
Well, hello you – it’s been a while. It’s been 10 months, give or take, but it’s good to be back.
'Like everyone else, we’re sticking to the rules and having a much smaller celebration, but it will still be special.'
Did I see you at the Inverness Farmers’ Market on Saturday?
Nicky Marr has pledged to spend her money locally this Christmas.
Nicky Marr ponders the unprecedented changes that the coronavirus COVID-19 will have on our families, our society and ourselves
Nicky Marr praises ScotRail’s composed and compassionate crew when faced with a tragedy
Nicky Marr warns that the demise of the BBC could be just another way of keeping our voices that bit quieter
