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William M Souter was working as a quantity surveyor before the outbreak of World War II. He trained as an RAF pilot and was posted to the Far East .
Family-owned businesses account for over 80% of Scotland’s businesses
Jennifer Johnstone, archivist with High Life Highland, looks back at how a Highland policeman helped with vital work on St Kilda.
A cannonball recovered from the battlefield at Culloden has sold for almost £19,000 at auction.
Blas Festival, returns this September with an electrifying programme of traditional music
Archivist Jennifer Johnstone tells how detective work helped trace a US man’s Highland roots.
As fans look forward to the return of TV’s The Great British Sewing Bee, an Inverness student has been revealed to be among the 12 contestants.
Graham Smith, a former member of the North of Scotland Long Distance Walkers Association, shares the story of the group’s 10th anniversary trek
Ever fancied stepping back in time but can’t decide which year you want to land in?
Moray MP Graham Leadbitter has looked back at the 12 months since he election to Westminster.
Beautiful Botanicals by Joanne Howdle.
Nairn Book & Arts Festival’s artistic director Tanera Astley talks about the year-round work to bring one of Nairn’s most anticipated events to life.
This summer, Ness Walk Hotel in Inverness serves up a distinctly elegant celebration of summer with its Wimbledon-inspired Afternoon Tea.
A consultant anaesthetist at Raigmore Hospital shares thoughts on things we can all do for Clean Air day - and beyond.
Experience the home of The Singleton
A donation of slides brings back memories of church picnic gatherings in the 1960s and 70s.
A team of kind-hearted Inverness residents and workmen saved the day for a mallard family after a brood of ducklings fell into a drain.
SPONSORED CONTENT: Five easy steps to transform your home with Highland-made windows, doors and even new kit houses
As car mechanic Danny Ward arrives in Kramatorsk near the Ukrainian front line, he is struck by the people’s resilience amid heart-breaking scenes.
Nowadays, the number of couples choosing to live together, is growing faster than the number who choose to marry
