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YOUR VIEWS: Readers on the stories that have been making the headlines.

Insurance broker, Caledonia Dallas, hopes to reassure crofters and farmers with a solution to many of the ‘what if’ questions.

Stations of the Resurrection is an exhibition of paintings which local artists, many members of the Art Society of Inverness, have donated.

Head coach now looks to next season.

Energy giant SSEN is continuing investigative work along the controversial super-pylon route stretching from Caithness to Peterhead through Beauly.

A huge NATO training exercise is set to bring an invasion of warships, submarines, aircraft and armed forces to Highland coastal waters from Saturday.

Interim chief executive hails achievement of staying up

The club’s captain is one of a number of players due to see their contracts expire at the end of this season.

The Army Careers Office in Inverness, in Lower Bridge Street, has long been a highly militarised incursion into the town and city centre.

There had been a question mark over whether ICT could offer contract extensions to the players already at the club while in administration.

A Nairn councillor shared her disappointment in the current system used to allocate additional support learning (ASL) resources in the Highlands.

A police and trading standards sweep of taxis in Inverness city centre has brought enforcement action on two vehicles.

Tributes have been paid to Janet Taylor MBE who died at home in Inverness after battling vascular dementia in the last stage of her life.

YOUR VIEWS: Readers are split over personal touches added to a grave in a Highland cemetery

A 74-year-old man who was attacked by a seagull in Nairn last week is calling for urgent action ahead of the tourist season.

A Nairn teenager is urging Highland Council to reinstate support staff at his school, as he found himself struggling after losing one-to-one support.

Out Together has been running in the Highland capital for just over a year, and it has become a major positive in many peoples’ lives.

Two Highland secondary schools were among the most improved in ranking across Scotland, according to a list published by The Times today.

YOUR VIEWS: Readers On the stories that have been making the headlines.

In Gaelic, the word “turadh” denotes a dry spell between clouds in which the sun breaks through.