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Any time I’m surfing Freeview and hear the Minder theme, it invariably sends a chilling deja vu throughout my entire being.
Anger at British Airways, concerns over wildflowers, and charity appeals were among your recent letters.
LIME green may not be everyone’s favourite colour but as a paint-job on a car it certainly stands out.
Dr Laura Ryan, NHS 24’s medical director, answers readers' health questions.
He says 'to create the city we want, we need to challenge the status quo'
The brutal aftermath of the Battle of Culloden is explored in an Inverness chauffeur's new history book.
Concerns over a possible move for Nairn library, and 'disappointment' at a lack of velodrome cash for Inverness were our latest letters from readers.
I welcome the update from NHS Highland that the National Treatment Centre in Inverness is on course to be handed over on September 22.
An Inverness based vet discusses the best way to spot signs of illness in your cats to help them out before it gets worse.
The cost of living crisis sees families living in the Highlands experience the highest rates of fuel poverty
A reader gives their thoughts on plans for an extended traffic island being installed on a busy city road.
Churchman John Dempster ponders on Easter's version of the naticity scene.
An election candidate on city waste plans – and other letters from this week's paper
Spring has arrived and it feels like a good time to reflect on our relationship with nature, writes Kristina High.
The first car in Inverness proved just what the doctor ordered – but the first ST licence plate went to a Londoner with local links.
MIKE SMITH: Business Focus – Return of cruise ships bodes well for Inverness and the Highlands
Harold MacMillan was once asked what the most troubling problem of his Prime Ministerial time was.
The next weeks and months will be vital for the wellbeing of the hospitality and tourism sector which sustains hundreds of jobs in the Inverness area.
Top and bottom half decided.
This week, vet Alison discusses a common issue in larger dogs that affects their weight, hair and personality, and how to cope with the side effects.
