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If Highland Council wants big tax rises, cut out the vanity projects

If Highland Council wants big tax rises, cut out the vanity projects

If Highland Council wants big tax rises, cut out the vanity projects

01 December 2024

Taxpayers want officials to concentrate fully on delivering the basics, says our columnist Colin Campbell.


Barn owls have made their way to the far north – but still need help

Barn owls have made their way to the far north – but still need help

Barn owls have made their way to the far north – but still need help

01 December 2024

Making Space for Nature by Andy Summers: The barn owl is one of the most iconic and hauntingly beautiful birds of the British countryside.


It is easy for religion to become a system of thought and morality rather than a relationship with Mystery

It is easy for religion to become a system of thought and morality rather than a relationship with Mystery

It is easy for religion to become a system of thought and morality rather than a relationship with Mystery

01 December 2024

There is a longing for God’s loveliness, and an awakening which the longing brings with it, says our Christian Viewpoint columnist.


Five ‘outstanding’ walks in the Highlands and Moray

Five ‘outstanding’ walks in the Highlands and Moray

Five ‘outstanding’ walks in the Highlands and Moray

01 December 2024

John Davidson picks out some of his favourite routes from a new Ordnance Survey book, Outstanding Walks Scotland, featuring some classic outings


PICTURES: All the action from Jingo Bingo at the Drumossie Hotel

PICTURES: All the action from Jingo Bingo at the Drumossie Hotel

PICTURES: All the action from Jingo Bingo at the Drumossie Hotel

30 November 2024

Were you at Jingo Bingo at the Drumossie Hotel last weekend?


Tips to help families avoid ‘pester power’ and overspending at Christmas

Tips to help families avoid ‘pester power’ and overspending at Christmas

Tips to help families avoid ‘pester power’ and overspending at Christmas

30 November 2024

How to manage kids’ expectations and find affordable ways to have fun as the festive season draws nearer.


Charlie Christie: Scottish Cup is chance for hope for north teams

Charlie Christie: Scottish Cup is chance for hope for north teams

Charlie Christie: Scottish Cup is chance for hope for north teams

29 November 2024

Five Highland League clubs, and Caley Thistle, turn their focus to Scotland’s premier knockout competition this weekend.


Assisted dying: ‘Risks worth accepting’ or a law which could be abused?

Assisted dying: ‘Risks worth accepting’ or a law which could be abused?

Assisted dying: ‘Risks worth accepting’ or a law which could be abused?

28 November 2024

YOUR VIEWS: Readers take opposing sides over the Bill on assisted dying about to be debated at Westminster.


NAIRN VOICES: Making of Nairn Book & Arts Festival is a year-round rollercoaster

NAIRN VOICES: Making of Nairn Book & Arts Festival is a year-round rollercoaster

NAIRN VOICES: Making of Nairn Book & Arts Festival is a year-round rollercoaster

28 November 2024

The planning rollercoaster for a new edition of Nairn Book and Arts Festival really starts during the festival itself.


‘Do we just make Raigmore into a giant care home?’

‘Do we just make Raigmore into a giant care home?’

‘Do we just make Raigmore into a giant care home?’

26 November 2024

YOUR VIEWS: The loss of Cradlehall Care Home in Inverness - and how care might be better delivered.


Digging into the past on ice age features on Highland walk

Digging into the past on ice age features on Highland walk

Digging into the past on ice age features on Highland walk

25 November 2024

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: From erratic boulders to kettle hole lochans, John Davidson explores the glacial deposits left behind in Strathnairn on a forest walk


‘Maybe Inverness should lose city status’ - Reaction to threat hanging over city centre post office

‘Maybe Inverness should lose city status’ - Reaction to threat hanging over city centre post office

‘Maybe Inverness should lose city status’ - Reaction to threat hanging over city centre post office

24 November 2024

Your Views: Threat to city centre post office, Caley Thistle appeal rejected and Inverness neighbourhood to lose green space


Have I seen enough light to be convinced that Jesus is real?

Have I seen enough light to be convinced that Jesus is real?

Have I seen enough light to be convinced that Jesus is real?

24 November 2024

It depends which day you ask, says our Christian Viewpoint columnist.


PICTURE DETECTIVE: Do you recognise anyone in our snapshots of a snowy Inverness in years gone by?

PICTURE DETECTIVE: Do you recognise anyone in our snapshots of a snowy Inverness in years gone by?

PICTURE DETECTIVE: Do you recognise anyone in our snapshots of a snowy Inverness in years gone by?

23 November 2024

Are you in our latest photos from a snowy Inverness city centre in years gone by, or do you know anyone who is?


How to prepare now for a less stressful Christmas

How to prepare now for a less stressful Christmas

How to prepare now for a less stressful Christmas

23 November 2024

The mountain of tasks associated with the lead up to Christmas can be overwhelming, but the experts are here to help!


How many clubs are eligible for promotion from the Highland League?

How many clubs are eligible for promotion from the Highland League?

How many clubs are eligible for promotion from the Highland League?

22 November 2024

Regulations introduced last season mean not everyone is.


NAIRN VOICES: Seaman’s Hall marks two-year anniversary as Green Hive’s Nairn community hub

NAIRN VOICES: Seaman’s Hall marks two-year anniversary as Green Hive’s Nairn community hub

NAIRN VOICES: Seaman’s Hall marks two-year anniversary as Green Hive’s Nairn community hub

22 November 2024

Two years since Green Hive took ownership of Seaman’s Hall, the building has found its role again as “the heartbeat of a growing community.”


‘Assisted dying can offer the best possible way to depart’

‘Assisted dying can offer the best possible way to depart’

‘Assisted dying can offer the best possible way to depart’

21 November 2024

I'm at an age when this becomes of considerably more relevance, says our columnist Colin Campbell.


‘Really disappointing’ - vital repairs to Infirmary Bridge in Inverness are delayed

‘Really disappointing’ - vital repairs to Infirmary Bridge in Inverness are delayed

‘Really disappointing’ - vital repairs to Infirmary Bridge in Inverness are delayed

19 November 2024

YOUR VIEWS: Readers respond to city bridge’s repair delays as well as the end of an era at MFR.


WILL CLARK: Caley Thistle should not rule out chances of promotion

WILL CLARK: Caley Thistle should not rule out chances of promotion

WILL CLARK: Caley Thistle should not rule out chances of promotion

18 November 2024

There are still 22 games in the regular season.


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