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The public has been having their say on whether or not they agree Highland Council has the worst public services in mainland Scotland.

Emergency service workers are set to take the stage as they dance, sing and make people laugh for Cash for Kids and the Highland Hospice.

Other hot topics include the future of the SNP, healthcare and the Inverness e-bike scheme.

We see God as central to our personal stories, giving us skills, opportunities, and a potential we’re challenged to fulfil, says our columnist.

Manager can’t do deal though until money freed up.

Highland Archive Centre experts dug deep and found an example of nimbyism that’s some 160 years old.

When we look at takeaways, we need to remember that we often have no idea what ingredients are included, says our columnist.

It is important it doesn’t overburden businesses administratively as well, says our columnist.

A ‘brave’ schoolboy has raised awareness for hidden health issues.

Success on the football and tennis stage for Spain.

From the moment the shots were fired I struggled to comprehend what I was seeing, said our columnist.

Single mum-of-one Lauren Johnstone, from Fortrose was unable to return to full-time work due to not being able to access childcare.

Cradlehall Early Learning Centre has declined several new children a position to join the nursery due to ‘major refurbishment works’.

Deputy First Minster Kate Forbes has spoken about her experience with postnatal depression on the new series of the podcast, Speaking of Suicide.

King Charles has said that news media titles underpin democracy and are “an antidote to misinformation” in a message to News Media Association members

Inverness never expected to be Europe’s oil and gas capital - nor should Aberdeen be the renewables capital, says SNP MSP.

SERVING the local community is new MP Graham’s Leadbitter’s top priority, he said, following a “very intense” first week at Westminster.

Readers share their views on stories making the headlines.

Other people can help someone come to understand and learn from them while remaining rooted in their own faith, says our columnist.

The 25-year-old midfielder was speaking ahead of Caley Thistle’s first competitive game of the 2024/25 season.