Coronavirus has not gone away but we have moved into a new phase of dealing with it.
I took up learning the violin at Tain Royal Academy to avoid having to play football.
I had the privilege last October of conducting the funeral services, at Fortrose and Scourie, of Andrew MacKay (1947-2021).
Regular readers of my column will recall that, in October last year, I wrote about my impending cataract surgery.
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If you’re wondering how you could help people in Ukraine, there might be some ways.
Forget bowler hats and briefcases, the Civil Service has moved on from the days of Jim Hacker and Sir Humphrey Appleby in TV sitcom Yes Minister.
"“Stigma, especially in workplaces, leads to silence. We might be worried about someone in work but we’re too frightened to say anything"
Railways was the theme of East Sutherland Camera Club’s February competition
I was feeling down once while I was in London. I was alone in one of the biggest cities in the world.
The closing date has now passed for nominations for the commission elections.
Marjorie Kelman has written about growing up in Helmsdale in the 1940s-50s.
The Highland Archive Centre has a collection of 27 historic police occurrence books for Brora police station.
For some exponents, tying flies is a pragmatic craft whose sole purpose is to catch fish. Others elevate their hobby to an artistic level.
Albert Bartlett's simple way to spice up your spuds. Best made with all-rounder potatoes.
There are still thousands of people who have not yet had their vaccinations.
Course manager Eoin Riddell and office administrator Donna Sutherland both received handsome gifts to mark their years of service.
An extensive and impressive list of events from RenewableUK for 2022
Many people of faith view prayer as a private activity between themselves and God.
There has been a push in recent years for people to try a vegan diet in January