Give me perspective

Every day in early January and frequently at other times this winter I passed men doing hard, difficult and unpleasant work in freezing temperatures.

North Coast 500: Ten Years On – David Richardson says that tourism is vital to the north Highlands, and the NC500 has helped sustain the sector

On one hand, tourism from the NC500 is vital to the Highland economy, but on the other hand, many communities feel they are at breaking point.

Goalkeeper speaks about the importance of observing Ramadan.

A Highland MSP condemned the “dangerous” rhetoric around disability payments during a Holyrood debate on planned UK welfare cuts.

As the North Coast 500 marks its 10th anniversary, our podcast discusses the issues that the popular route have brought, as well as the benefits.

YOUR VIEWS: Readers on 20mph limits, recycling and Gaelic for business

The chambers of commerce in both Inverness and Elgin made strong representations for the need to provide safer roads by duallling the A9 and A96.

YOUR VIEWS: Concerns over substation plans near Beauly and recycling, while patient is praised.

Inverness are out of the relegation zone.

In our latest Christian Viewpoint John Dempster considers evil - and the power of the protection we have against it.

“People just like you and me - save lives every day without even knowing we’re doing it. That’s because we’re blood donors,” says our columnist.

The future investment in schools, housing and roads rides on the Highland Investment Plan.

The charity was founded after 17-year-old Charlie Cosser was killed by stabbings in the south of England.

Almost 5000 runners are taking part on Sunday.

Scott Kellacher admits he may be forced into changing ICT’s approach to suit the conditions this weekend.

Columnist Colin Campbell thinks the location of some of the Highlands’ 20mph limits doesn’t make sense.

It was a flair for football rather than burning ambition that first launched Donald ‘Donnie’ Grant up the fire service career ladder.

Club says youngsters have to prove their worth to get into first team.

Weaving has been at the heart of Highland life for centuries, shaping communities and the way in which they connect to the landscape and environment.