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ENERGY VIEWPOINT: By Andrew Bradshaw, head of energy insight, Fifth Ring

Opinion: Bold climate change action will only succeed if small firms are included

Transport accounts for 36 per cent of greenhouse gas emissions in Scotland, writes Ranald Robertson, of Hitrans.

Nicky Marr looks forward to four major awards this season -The Shires, Highland Business Awards, Moray & Banffshire Heroes and Highland Heroes

Most people do not associate hospitals with chimney stacks blackening the sky with hydrocarbons, polluting the atmosphere, and driving global warming.

Inverness churchman John Dempster understands why abuse within the church could lead to doubts over God's presence.

COP26 is coming to a close. I wrote about it last week, and with the two-week summit ending, I wanted to add some more.

Managers not being given enough time.

Business Focus: Inverness BID's Mike Smith looks forward to a festive period which will be even more crucial for local businesses this year

All teams should pay respect to those who gave their lives for our country.

This week in Holyrood we took evidence on the budget for education services in Scotland for schools, colleges and universities.

COP26 is constantly in the news. What commitments will be made? How to ensure we avoid the worst outcomes of climate change?

Over on the Highland Archive Service’s social media platforms, we are focusing on crime and punishment-related archives as our November theme.

George Bernard Shaw once claimed that to achieve an idea of eternity, the English invented cricket. In Inverness we do this differently.

Diane Knox give her view from America.

Shona was a bearded collie who loved nothing more than rushing repeatedly through piles of leaves in the autumn.

I thought I would start sharing some of my own experiences of my time as a professional judo athlete.

As COP26 launches in Glasgow this week - Nicky Marr discusses her own carbon footprint, and the global effort needed to combat climate change.

"This is like heaven!" was my reaction on sitting for the first time in the pews of St Michael and All Angels in Inverness, writes John Dempster.

I’ve said before that Covid has not gone away and infection numbers have clearly shown that.