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ACTIVE OUTDOORS: A stroll through the woods taking in the peaceful Sanquhar Loch and Nelson's Tower on top of Cluny Hill

MSP Edward Mountain says 'patients have had to wait long enough'

Diane Knox discusses her love of sleep, and the years she has perfected the afternoon nap and quick shuteye.

The new cycling rules aren’t, in fact, new at all.

A Beauly-based priest who says he loves “making others happy” has 400,000 followers and 3.3 million ‘likes’ on a TikTok channel.

David Stewart says even 'previously loyal Tory backbenchers openly criticise' Boris Johnson

MSP Fergus Ewing says 'the current DWP system is cruel and feared by many who rely on it'

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: Peter Evans takes a step into the minds of the Long Distance Walkers' Association as they look forward to their 100-mile challenge

Opinion: Inverness Chamber chief executive sees plenty to look forward to in 202

MSP Emma Roddick says people 'should feel confident creating a work environment in which they can thrive rather than burn out'

For this month's article I want to focus on ways businesses in the Highlands can re-engage with their customers.

Sadly, antifreeze poisoning is still encountered over the colder, winter months. Please do be aware of this potentially fatal poison.

This week, Diane Knox discusses her ups and downs with buying and selling, and building, a house in America.

Wouldn’t it be great if we could just wish for things and then they happened? Or if we forgot about things we didn’t like?

Nicky Marr tells of her unexpected trip in the French alps last week

For most people, doing noble humanitarian deeds is a natural thing to do – like with Greta Thunberg and her social activism in climate change.

In the new Netflix movie Don’t Look Up a massive comet heads earthwards, threatening our planet with catastrophic damage.

MP Drew Hendry says 'the astronomical rise in energy costs the situation is at a crisis point for many families'

Confusion and climbing costs meant the wait for a replacement bridge for the one swept away in Inverness’s Great Flood dragged on for six years.

During my runs on the West Link Road, it’s been intriguing to follow progress of the new hydro-electric scheme at the far end of Canal Park.