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Food for Thought
The Postie Notes
Help at Hand column from East and Central Sutherland Citizens Advice Bureau.
From the Croft
View from the croft by Marianne Ross, who runs a croft at Migdale, Sutherland, with her husband Gavin
Food for Thought
A day spent fishing is considered by many of us to be a soothing antidote to the daily travails of life.
Richard William Turney was born on April 8, 1964, to Marjorie and the late John Turney
Pride and Prejudice is not just the name of a classic novel of the early 19th century, but it is also the cause of many of our 21st century woes.
Doesn’t this feel just a bit like Groundhog Day? Another shutdown!
It’s been a busy month – not so much on the farm, but in the wider farming industry.
The Way I See It
I often smile to myself when my phone pings up a weather warning for “Flood Alert for Torrisdale”.
Our new year has had a tearful beginning but there is still cause for hope and expectation of a return to normality.
Explorer Charlie Head talks to Fiona Burnett of Loch Eriboll about mental health.
Well it seems that a Brexit bad deal IS better than no deal despite what we were told. Who would have thought it?
One of the most difficult things in life is dealing with other people.
Before the coronavirus pandemic struck, many people in Sutherland and Scotland as a whole were already living on a financial cliff edge.
Far north MP Jamie Stone knows how it feels to lose an election – and how to do so gracefully
The Postie Notes by Mark Gilbert
