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This stunning dish takes local and seasonal veg to a whole new level.
The Highland Archive Centre holds a range of documents relating to Kildonan including school log books.
Policy and procedures are used like a shield to excuse a total lack of flexibility and initiative.
Most vegetables can be given a second life in this great recipe, perfect for a light lunch or supper.
A new FSB report finds that only a third of Scotland's small businesses have emission-reducing plans in place.
The event was organised by Strathy Hall Committee in association with Strathy/Armadale Christmas Committee.
Staff and pupils at Tongue Primary School held their own Remembrance service with the children reading poems.
Transport accounts for 36 per cent of greenhouse gas emissions in Scotland, writes Ranald Robertson, of Hitrans.
A collection was taken up for the work of the Earl Haig Fund through PoppyScotland.
In the past I have charted my way through each year via fixed marks in my calendar.
Armistice day dates back to 1919 when King George V issued a proclamation that called for a two-minute silence at 11am on November 11 each year
At the time of writing this column, trout will have begun spawning and salmon will soon follow suit.
Use up dessert apples in this delicious recipe, which incorporates a quick toffee sauce and is topped off with a crispy crumble made from a doughnut.
The long-running East Sutherland Camera Club (ESCC) has launched its 2021/22 season of meetings.
The Far North has a long and honourable tradition of high quality representation in Westminster.
I always think it’s sad when dogs don’t like their heads being touched. It’s an opportunity missed
UK sheep and cattle (beef and dairy) contribute 5.7 per cent to UK green house gas (GHG) emissions (UK Gov data).
"Use this recipe to celebrate the seasonality of Scotch Lamb by combining it with the beauty of what’s growing in the wild."
The evening was a great success and raised £350 towards funding the village hall
Cooke also provided funding for subsidised hoodies for members, with proceeds going directly to club funds.
