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Many times people call me to ask for help because their dog “just won’t take a telling”.
This spicy fried rice dish is packed with flavour and comes together in around half an hour.
Rogart sits in the south east of the county, bounded by the parishes of Dornoch, Golspie, Clyne, Farr, Lairg and Creich.
My wife and I have bought a campervan! We have named it “Mo” after its number plate.
During my time in the Scottish Parliament I became friendly with the Russian Consul General for Scotland, Vladimir Malygin.
The increased level of traffic during the summer months has an impact on a postie in many ways.
Bill Ross who lived in Ardgay, died on Hogmanay aged 76.
The Scottish Wild Land Group (SWLG) has launched the first ever project to gather data on whether Scotland’s wildness is being lost.
My friend Aileen swam the breadth of Loch Ness recently – a 2.1km distance covered in one hour 19 minutes.
Sutherland has some of the highest rates of fuel poverty in the country.
The official figures show wethers averaging £68.63 (up 15 per cent) on the year and ewe lambs averaging £89.84 (up 23 per cent).
Daniel Mackay will be instantly recognisable sitting astride his bright red Massey Ferguson 30.
In a year when Covid has brought new challenges to many communities, SSE Renewables has stepped in to help with its biggest ever community donation.
On a cold and wet night in the 1930s, the immensely rich Peer of the Realm, Lord Cadogan got a bit tetchy waiting for a taxi at the House of Lords.
Timing is important to many things. Most preachers, believe it or not, feel that Sunday morning is an appropriate time to tell jokes.
Whole books have been devoted to weather and how it influences the catchability of trout and salmon.
Around 70 people attended a sea salt making day organised by Clyne Heritage Society last Saturday.
Rob Gibson is the author of a new book on the story of land reform, a subject that has been close to his heart throughout his adult life.
The 400km, eight-day event started at Fort William and ended at Cape Wrath lighthouse on Sunday.
In some quarters the very first day of this month is celebrated as Lammas Day (or Loaf Mass Day).
