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Foods high in salt and sugar are now found everywhere and our natural fondness for them risks doing much more harm than good, says our columnist.
After a very dry spring it finally started raining at the end of June – and has barely stopped.
Blue is a sensitive dog looking for his forever family.
The sun came out in Helmsdale on Saturday, July 29, and so did the dogs – 42 of them!
David Slator will preside over the popular games – also known as the “friendly games” – which take place at Culag Park on Friday, August 11
Organisers of Brora Carnival Week have been congratulated for putting on a “fantastic” festival.
The ride was sponsored by the Lady Carbisdale Trust.
'The NHS can help us with taking up a healthier lifestyle and with managing our health.'
COLUMN: The Postie Notes by Mark Gilbert
Making Space for Nature by Paul Castle
Salmon Scotland, the body which represents the farm-raised salmon sector, has welcomed the new vision.
Michelle Johnstone was presented with the chain of office by outgoing president Elizabeth Sweetman.
Letters to the editor are welcome. Share your thoughts on what matters to you.
Head teacher Mark Evans presented achievement certificates, awards and trophies.
The band played at Scourie, Durness and Tongue.
Dental care has evolved and now there is an array of treatments, including bridges, veneers, implants, and trendy braces.
We are keen that individuals don’t ignore their invitations to take part in cervical screening, says our columnist.
Fèis Chataibh takes place at Golspie High School from Monday to Friday, July 3-7.
Neil Macdonald, who has worked for nearly 20 years with Reay Forest Estate, welcomed visitors and reminisced on days gone by.
The educational aspects of the Littleferry project are an essential part of its ethos.
