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NICKY MARR: No argument about the magic of whisky

NICKY MARR: No argument about the magic of whisky

NICKY MARR: No argument about the magic of whisky

18 April 2022

It’s rare that I start a broadcast with an argument, but that’s exactly what happened in Speyside last Thursday evening.


MSP EDWARD MOUNTAIN: Highlanders to face treatment waits

MSP EDWARD MOUNTAIN: Highlanders to face treatment waits

MSP EDWARD MOUNTAIN: Highlanders to face treatment waits

18 April 2022

I welcome the update from NHS Highland that the National Treatment Centre in Inverness is on course to be handed over on September 22.


ALISON LAURIE-CHALMERS: Don’t turn a blind eye to signs of trouble for your cat

ALISON LAURIE-CHALMERS: Don’t turn a blind eye to signs of trouble for your cat

ALISON LAURIE-CHALMERS: Don’t turn a blind eye to signs of trouble for your cat

18 April 2022

An Inverness based vet discusses the best way to spot signs of illness in your cats to help them out before it gets worse.


MSP FERGUS EWING: We need more oil and gas along with renewables

MSP FERGUS EWING: We need more oil and gas along with renewables

MSP FERGUS EWING: We need more oil and gas along with renewables

17 April 2022

The cost of living crisis sees families living in the Highlands experience the highest rates of fuel poverty


Your views: Disappointed at Highland Council response to road safety worries

Your views: Disappointed at Highland Council response to road safety worries

Your views: Disappointed at Highland Council response to road safety worries

17 April 2022

A reader gives their thoughts on plans for an extended traffic island being installed on a busy city road.


GOOD FOR YOU: The arrival of spring is a good time to reflect on our relationship with nature

GOOD FOR YOU: The arrival of spring is a good time to reflect on our relationship with nature

GOOD FOR YOU: The arrival of spring is a good time to reflect on our relationship with nature

16 April 2022

Spring has arrived and it feels like a good time to reflect on our relationship with nature, writes Kristina High.


BILL MCALLISTER: The past of motoring in Inverness

BILL MCALLISTER: The past of motoring in Inverness

BILL MCALLISTER: The past of motoring in Inverness

16 April 2022

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 – Inverness is cruising towards a summer boost from visitors

MIKE SMITH: Business focus – Inverness is cruising towards a summer boost from visitors

MIKE SMITH: Business focus – Inverness is cruising towards a summer boost from visitors

16 April 2022

MIKE SMITH: Business Focus – Return of cruise ships bodes well for Inverness and the Highlands


DAVID STEWART: Will Chancellor fall in game of snakes and ladders?

DAVID STEWART: Will Chancellor fall in game of snakes and ladders?

DAVID STEWART: Will Chancellor fall in game of snakes and ladders?

16 April 2022

Harold MacMillan was once asked what the most troubling problem of his Prime Ministerial time was.


DIANE KNOX: Tracking down chocolate eggs in the US is near impossible

DIANE KNOX: Tracking down chocolate eggs in the US is near impossible

DIANE KNOX: Tracking down chocolate eggs in the US is near impossible

15 April 2022

It’s Good Friday, and the Easter weekend is upon us.


DAVID SUTHERLAND: Time, money and vision is being invested in tourism

DAVID SUTHERLAND: Time, money and vision is being invested in tourism

DAVID SUTHERLAND: Time, money and vision is being invested in tourism

15 April 2022

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.


ACTIVE OUTDOORS: Early rise to capture beauty of trail

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: Early rise to capture beauty of trail

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: Early rise to capture beauty of trail

15 April 2022

John Davidson continues his recce of the Loch Ness 360 Challenge route as he runs from Inverness to Drumnadrochit


CHARLIE CHRISTIE – Not many people predicted top six after split

CHARLIE CHRISTIE – Not many people predicted top six after split

CHARLIE CHRISTIE – Not many people predicted top six after split

14 April 2022

Top and bottom half decided.


ALISON LAURIE-CHALMERS: Hypothyroidism is very manageable with right treatment

ALISON LAURIE-CHALMERS: Hypothyroidism is very manageable with right treatment

ALISON LAURIE-CHALMERS: Hypothyroidism is very manageable with right treatment

13 April 2022

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.


MSP EMMA RODDICK: 'Unfair Ofgem surcharges must go'

MSP EMMA RODDICK: 'Unfair Ofgem surcharges must go'

MSP EMMA RODDICK: 'Unfair Ofgem surcharges must go'

13 April 2022

She argues the UK government must listen to the clamour from the Highlands


DIANE KNOX: Behind the scenes at the home of golf's Masters

DIANE KNOX: Behind the scenes at the home of golf's Masters

DIANE KNOX: Behind the scenes at the home of golf's Masters

12 April 2022

It’s Masters week. You can almost smell the azaleas through the TV.


Freedom fighters brought into focus

Freedom fighters brought into focus

Freedom fighters brought into focus

12 April 2022

Mary Bowers writes about David Alstons research into the history of slaves in the Highlands and their freedom fighting.


From the Archives: Estate papers offer a wealth of details

From the Archives: Estate papers offer a wealth of details

From the Archives: Estate papers offer a wealth of details

12 April 2022

This week's From the Archives takes a look back at fascinating history captured in estate records.


CHARLES BANNERMAN: Let’s hope ferries fiasco isn’t sign of things to come

CHARLES BANNERMAN: Let’s hope ferries fiasco isn’t sign of things to come

CHARLES BANNERMAN: Let’s hope ferries fiasco isn’t sign of things to come

11 April 2022

The very word Clydebuilt used to be a globally renowned maritime quality assurance mark.


HEALTH MATTERS: Rising Covid cases puts pressure on several services

HEALTH MATTERS: Rising Covid cases puts pressure on several services

HEALTH MATTERS: Rising Covid cases puts pressure on several services

11 April 2022

The rising Covid-19 cases continues to put pressure on our health and social care services across Highland.


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