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The symbols are portals through which the living Christ in his limitless immensity touches our hearts, says our columnist.

None of us will ever know how many families our fundraising efforts have made a difference to, which makes it all the more important and special.

Now that we can talk about cancer more easily it is also important to take action too, says our columnist.

It is with hope the young workforce sees hospitality as something more than extra pocket money, says our columnist.

The Highlands is an amazing place and we’re lucky to have so many organisations supporting different groups.

Disappointing results in last two matches.

Cut-price deals here and there after the tough times of Covid seem few and far between. And prices for long-haul destinations have soared.

Royal they may be, but they’re people too. Let’s grant them breathing space.

She says ‘I will be speaking with more third sector organisations and meeting with people to speak about all kinds of issues.’

What are readers offering their views on this week?

Fair to say the committee members, all of whom asked probing questions, were not overly impressed, says our MSP.

John Davidson enjoys an early spring cycle ride from the Highland capital - and he’s not the only one taking advantage of the fine weather window

Columnist David Stewart explores the importance of defence spending in an increasingly unstable world.

The Duster has been with us 10 years and more than two million have been sold around Europe to make it the number one for retail sales in its class.

Views and opinions from our readers.

In the end the Prince of Peace in whose front-line we stand shoulder-to-shoulder will overcome, says our columnist.

Fundraising powerhouses Angela Urquhart and Beth Saunders have raised nearly £25,000 between them for Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre.

Our public health department has two principal priorities as part of work to improve and protect the health of Highland people, writes Dr Tim Allison.

Region's golf is up there with the best in the world, says our columnist.

We are still in the era of the “cost-of-living crisis” and there’s no doubt some people are struggling.