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Readers share their images of local scenes and landscapes.
A new community benefit society, led locally, will push for increased community ownership of renewables, from solar and wind to battery storage.
YOUR VIEWS: Readers hit out over proposals by Highland Council for significant annual council tax increases.
YOUR VIEWS: Readers share their thoughts on a range of subjects.
Readers speak out about the latest chapter in the football club saga.
Readers speak out on a range of issues this week.
Charity Maggie’s Highland has joined forces to provide advice and assistance to women facing menopause as a side effect of cancer treatment.
A new artwork to celebrate an iconic Gaelic poet is to be commissioned and displayed at the Inverness Gaelic centre – Cultarlann Inbhir Nis.
Local care provider Parklands Care Homes is to launch new charity partnerships to strengthen its support for good causes across the region.
Highland Hospice has revealed the first model for its ‘Highland HeArt Trail’ and is urging local artists to come forward with their proposed designs.
Readers on the issues that have been on their minds this week.
Readers respond to a wide range of stories that have made the headlines in recent days.
NHS staff are great but systems could be improved according to one reader.
Readers respond to a range of issues this week. Will you agree with their views?
Dobbies staff in Inverness in line to lose their jobs have been assured alternative roles will be available for them with supermarket giant Tesco.
A charity event in Inverness has highlighted pioneering measures to save firefighters' lives as well as raising funds for a deserving cause.
A call to divert cash from A9 dualling has been slammed as “simply unacceptable”.
Something in my Eye has received its official launch after being premiered at this year’s Belladrum festival.
A primary school and nursery near Beauly has made encouraging improvements in a number of areas according to inspectors.
The Inverness branch of Dobbies garden centre chain is in line for closure by the end of the year.
