Give me perspective

Lilywhites captain Harry Nicolson says the influx of experience to the club this summer has already had an impact on and off the pitch.

To me the future will be bright only if we all come together to grasp the thistle, says our columnist.

Readers on one of the stories to have hit the headlines in recent days.

Draw for semi final has been made.

Hs highly motivated campaign team were prepared to go to extraordinary lengths on his behalf over an unprecedented period of time, says our columnist.

Highland Boxing Academy recently celebrated a milestone title by bringing together coaches past and present.

All political parties will want to see a major improvement in the process when its Scottish Parliament elections, says our columnist.

The 33-year-old goalkeeper is yet to sign for a new club after leaving Caley Thistle last month.

Had he been up against a less formidable, energetic and convincing challenger he might have resisted the anti-SNP tsunami, says our columnist.

A business owner is seeking the help of the community to stay afloat amidst soaring running costs.

One of the Highlands’ most important care providers calls for proper government support for the sector.

The Lilywhites face Ross County tonight off the back of taking on two junior outfits.

Pushing for investment to unlock funding for the dualling of the A96 and other key developments will be a top priority for Nairnshire’s new SNP MP.

Inverness, Skye and West Ross-shire MP Angus MacDonald says how the election was won, in his own words.

The Liberal Democrats’ Angus MacDonald won a major victory in the newly formed Inverness, Skye and West Ross-shire seat.

Meanwhile Liberal Democrats head to London to represent the Highlands with a new UK government in place.

Organisers were forced to change the look of this year’s celebrations, but they say it has led to more people getting involved across the Highlands.

Readers share their views of city life and what has been making the headlines.

Reluctance may be because of embarrassment or perhaps a culture of not bothering people with problems, says our columnist.

It allows you to find self-worth based not on achievement but on the love of God, says our columnist.