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Once again we weren’t able to attend the sale so watched online from the comfort of the office.
Marianne Ross, a crofter at Migdale, Sutherland, with her husband Gavin, shares her experience of life on the croft over the last few months
Nurse, foster carer, and children’s day care centre founder
Queen's nurse, great-grandmother, keen baker and avid royalist
So many of our elderly people complain that what is lacking in our society today is respect.
We desperately need apprenticeships, jobs, and housing to keep young people here in the north.
The images brought to life the past year through the eyes of the photographers and made judging a difficult task.
I could so nearly have gone to the loo, or gone to get a cup of tea, all along thinking that I still had a few minutes before I would be called.
The Covid-19 vaccine got me thinking about all the childhood illness that are no longer commonplace.
I was Chris, the girl torn between books and learning and the homely way of life in the rural community of Ardgay.
For hundreds of years the responsibility of caring for the poor lay with church kirk sessions and heritors (feudal landlords).
From the Croft
Hetty Cunningham was a "local celebrity and a Brora ambassador to the wider world".
The Way I See It.
Food for Thought
Angling columnist Keith Williams is concerned about the impact the lack of visiting anglers is having on the fishing economy.
After a long and cold winter, the sight of snowdrops and the emerging daffodils brings with it the optimism of a new season.
Images were submitted through the club’s website and judged by Gary Williamson from Inverness.
Food for Thought
Donald cared very much about his native village and was a staunch supporter of Durness Highland Gathering.
