Sutherland salmon producer Loch Duart processed Skye fish takeaway treat for royal couple

IF Prince Charles tucked in to the freshly harvested salmon gifted to him by a Ross-shire businessman last week, he would already know what to expect.

New fund for young musicians

A new fund to support those looking to start a career in music has been created in memory of a pioneering industry giant.

Views sought for best way to introduce Anne’s Law in adult care homes

Local people are being asked for their views on the best way to support those living in care homes to maintain connections with family and friends.

Being curious could change our lives for the better

Curiosity Killed the Cat is a phrase often used to warn against the dangers ofinvestigating a particular issue.

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LOOKING BACK: Do you recognise anyone in this picture?

A dip into the picture archives of the Northern Times.

From the Northern Times 25, 50 and 100 years ago

A road opening ceremony is held on the north coast; Brora Majorettes perform at Dornoch; and Strathy and Armadale War Memorial is unveiled.

Buyers out in force at at Dingwall sheep sale

The first major Cheviot breeding ewe sale kicked of with a bang with a packed ringside of buyers out in force.

NATIONAL NEWS

Trans rights: Starmer says MP was wrong to say ‘only women have a cervix’

The Labour leader said Rosie Duffield, who is not attending the party conference after receiving threats, was wrong to say ‘only women have a cervix’.

Sunday Brunch disrupted as Channel 4 technical problems continue

Viewers said their screens were showing a still from a programme for about 25 minutes before returning to normal broadcasting.

Britain ‘could face national shortage’ of turkeys ahead of Christmas

The head of the Traditional Farm Fresh Turkey Association blamed a shortage of European workers.

Keir Starmer defends leadership style ahead of crunch conference speech

Sir Keir is under pressure within Labour to demonstrate he can take on the Prime Minister.

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SPORT

Five players back for Bonar Bridge

Bonar Bridge manager Rob Mitchell will welcome five players back into his squad for tomorrow's match, and he hopes that will give them more belief.

Campbell: Brora still best in HFL

Brora Rangers' newly-appointed permanent manager Craig Campbell says the Cattachs are still the team to beat in the Highland League.

Listen: Camanachd Cup final reaction

There is a wide variety of sports in this week's episode, from the usual football and rugby through shinty to squash, cricket and jiu-jitsu!

Brora appoint Campbell as permanent manager

Having overseen a strong run of form as interim boss, Craig Campbell has now been given the Brora Rangers manager's job permanently.

Brora Rangers to take on League Two team in Scottish Cup second round

Home draw after big win over Tynecastle in Edinburgh.

Interim manager is interested in taking Brora Rangers job permanently — No talks have taken place at present.

Listen: Camanachd Cup final weekend — This weekend the biggest prize in shinty is up for grabs as Lovat and Kinlochshiel battle it out for the Camanachd Cup.

River Brora water bailiffs invite young people to try their hand at fly fishing — The youngsters who attend will practise dry casting on the grass and river bank. Rods will be available.

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LIFESTYLE

Recipe of the week: Scotch beef PGI and spinach gnocchi

Pick a winner for dinner with this high protein gnocchi dish from Make It Scotch.

A Golspie getaway – cycling through Strath Brora and Dunrobin Glen

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: Getting on the beaten track just a stone’s throw from the A9 as John Davidson describes a cycle route in Sutherland

HSPC Feature Property

The property at 4 Campbelltown is a deceptively spacious, three-bedroom bungalow located close to the centre of Ardersier.

When 'The Northern Wave' hit the Highlands

Burghead-born author George Ross releases his first book of a trilogy.

NICKY MARR: Happy to have the face of one that I love

Read the latest from our columnist Nicky Marr.

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WHAT'S ON

Mahler Players' world premiere in Strathpeffer

'... it's the first time most of these sketches by Wagner have ever been heard, anywhere in the world'

Covid passports for Ironworks' October 2 gig

Venue says 'we are under no illusion this is going to be challenging for everyone'

LONGER READ: CEO's vision for theatre's future needs you!

'there is nowhere else in Scotland to see that world premiere on this tour this autumn, so we are very proud about that'

Exciting programme will mark 10 years of Haddo Arts Festival

Events will run from October 8 – 17, showcasing both local and international art in Haddo House.

REVIEW: The Florians' The Steamie by Tony Roper — '... the themes couldn’t have resonated more with an audience just through the trials and tests of coronavirus and lockdown'

Living legend to raise curtain on the first Braemar folk festival — Folk legend Peggy Seeger and her son Calum MacColl raise the curtain next Friday night.

Eden Court festival to tie in with COP26 climate change conference — Public performances, film screenings and a chance for members of the public to get directly involved are set to mark out a timely new city festival.

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Sutherland salmon producer Loch Duart processed Skye fish takeaway treat for royal couple

New fund for young musicians

Views sought for best way to introduce Anne’s Law in adult care homes

Being curious could change our lives for the better

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LOOKING BACK: Do you recognise anyone in this picture?

LOOKING BACK: Do you recognise anyone in this picture?

From the Northern Times 25, 50 and 100 years ago

From the Northern Times 25, 50 and 100 years ago

Buyers out in force at at Dingwall sheep sale

Buyers out in force at at Dingwall sheep sale

MOST READ

NHS Highland is 'making progress' on bullying

Pups form habits that will continue throughout life

NATIONAL NEWS

Trans rights: Starmer says MP was wrong to say ‘only women have a cervix’

Trans rights: Starmer says MP was wrong to say ‘only women have a cervix’

Sunday Brunch disrupted as Channel 4 technical problems continue

Sunday Brunch disrupted as Channel 4 technical problems continue

Britain ‘could face national shortage’ of turkeys ahead of Christmas

Britain ‘could face national shortage’ of turkeys ahead of Christmas

Keir Starmer defends leadership style ahead of crunch conference speech

Keir Starmer defends leadership style ahead of crunch conference speech

SPORT

Five players back for Bonar Bridge

Campbell: Brora still best in HFL

Campbell: Brora still best in HFL

Listen: Camanachd Cup final reaction

Listen: Camanachd Cup final reaction

Brora appoint Campbell as permanent manager

Brora appoint Campbell as permanent manager

Brora Rangers to take on League Two team in Scottish Cup second round

Brora Rangers to take on League Two team in Scottish Cup second round

Interim manager is interested in taking Brora Rangers job permanently

Listen: Camanachd Cup final weekend

River Brora water bailiffs invite young people to try their hand at fly fishing

LIFESTYLE

Recipe of the week: Scotch beef PGI and spinach gnocchi

A Golspie getaway – cycling through Strath Brora and Dunrobin Glen

A Golspie getaway – cycling through Strath Brora and Dunrobin Glen

HSPC Feature Property

HSPC Feature Property

When 'The Northern Wave' hit the Highlands

When 'The Northern Wave' hit the Highlands

NICKY MARR: Happy to have the face of one that I love

NICKY MARR: Happy to have the face of one that I love

WHAT'S ON

New fund for young musicians

Mahler Players' world premiere in Strathpeffer

Mahler Players' world premiere in Strathpeffer

Covid passports for Ironworks' October 2 gig

Covid passports for Ironworks' October 2 gig

LONGER READ: CEO's vision for theatre's future needs you!

LONGER READ: CEO's vision for theatre's future needs you!

Exciting programme will mark 10 years of Haddo Arts Festival

Exciting programme will mark 10 years of Haddo Arts Festival

REVIEW: The Florians' The Steamie by Tony Roper

Living legend to raise curtain on the first Braemar folk festival

Eden Court festival to tie in with COP26 climate change conference

Top 25 Days Out

The Highlanders' Museum

Highland Wildlife Park

Pentland Ferries

Inveraray Jail

25 Great Places to Eat

Gille Brighde Café & Restaurant, Lower Diabaig

OldByreSkye

Café Sia, Broadford

25 Great Places to Stay

Highland Apartments, Inverness

The Arran Team

Glen Clova Hotel & Luxury Lodges

Evelix Pods Dornoch

Everything Wedding

Coylumbridge Aviemore Hotel

Innes House

La-Di-Da Fashion

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