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Comparing the opportunities that a tiny 28-pupil school can provide with what can be offered in a city school, isn’t comparing like with like.

Readers share their views on stories in the news.

In nearly a quarter of a century in Holyrood I have never called upon anyone to resign as a Minister.

Why fix something that isn't broken?

There is still time to ensure that change is done ‘with’ and not ‘to’ businesses and people, says our columnist.

On the subject of fuel, you’ll need deep pockets if you want the Q8 in your drive, says our columnist.

A plea for a public service and disbelief at council's big financial error.

Our columnist asks: Who will break the hold of the unjust powers and systems which oppress us?

Get a year’s subscription to The Inverness Courier for a £25 charity donation. The deal is in aid of Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre.

Whether you believe in BID or not, it makes good business sense to make BID work for you, says our columnist.

Exciting title races both side of the border.

The health service is seldom out of the headlines these days for a range of negative reasons.

Reducing investment in renewable energy now is the worst possible decision at the worst possible time, says our MP.

Inverness and Ross County look like being in relegation battles.

Questions are mounting about whether public money should still be used to finance Inverness’s flagship city Hogmanay event.

Visiting the fire-hit Lookout Hide at Insh Marshes nature reserve, John Davidson takes a winter wander along the fascinating Invertromie Trail

Beauty, as we know, is in the eye of the beholder, says our columnist.

Are you in our latest mystery photos, or do you know anyone who is?

Among the collections stored at the Highland Archive Centre are documents associated with the history of the Highland Hospice.

What made our letters page this week.