Columnist

Readers have lots to stay on a wide range of topics this week.

Making Space for Nature by Patricia Bremner

The opportunity to put a cross on a ballot paper is a sacred act, says our columnist.

A popular web series from the Highland Archive Centre is to take a break over the summer - but it will be back, promise organisers.

While new dads will feel excited they may also feel left out, unsure and overwhelmed, says our columnist.

Winning a seat, particularly if it was unexpected, gives a political high that goes off the Richter scale, says our columnist.

Our candidates are far more comfortable attacking their political opponents, says our columnist.

If the national UK result seems a rather flat foregone conclusion, the outcome in this constituency is anything but, says our columnist.

A chilly summer walk up one of Caithness’s finest hills offers plenty to see from river to summit

Readers respond to stories making the headlines recently.

John Davidson takes on the Highland Cross for the eighth time as the 50-mile duathlon marks its 40th anniversary

It’s good to see something new in the supermini market, says our columnist.

Readers respond to issues affecting Inverness residents as well as those further afield.

His icon reflects the the relationship between Father, Son and Holy Spirit, mutually giving and receiving in utter unity, says our columnist.

We should take care to avoid sunburn and use high-factor sunscreen, says our columnist.

Housing and the green freeport are among other topics mentioned by our columnist.

Let’s remember that councillors, despite the flak so often hurled in their direction, are generally good people who serve with the best of intentions.

Readers share their views on recent stories in the news.

Defeat against Germany on the opening day of the tournament should be used as fuel to go on front foot against Switzerland and Hungary.

John Davidson ventures onto a high summit at the head of Glen Shiel to enjoy dramatic views of this mountainous country