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Within minutes, life-affirming warmth becomes life-threatening fury.
Overkill? Oh, I would say so.
Every woman I know has felt vulnerable while walking home late at night.
If ScotRail can put on an express train between the Highlands and the central belt for sport, then please, can they do it every day?
We’re taking time to focus on what works for us, and what doesn’t.
Sentient robots and chatbots are still the stuff of science fiction, aren’t they?
Ask any business – or employer for that matter – what their biggest challenge is, and alongside increased costs of trading, will be staff shortages.
It is vital that Raigmore should have the staff, resources, and capacity to treat and care for all its patients. But right now, that is not happening
Am I just getting old and intolerant or has a proportion of our society forgotten how to behave in public?
It shouldn’t be beyond the wit of us Highlanders to come up with a solution for Academy Street in Inverness that gives it back to its people.
In the years since we last lived together full-time, our lives have each expanded to fill the space the other used to occupy.
Other people’s opinions really shouldn’t matter and we’d probably all sleep better if we really did care less.
Columnist Nicky Marr reflects on being the host for the Inverness Courier SNP Leadership Debate in Inverness last Friday.
Despite the 27C difference in overnight temperatures last week, the UK government thinks its ‘one size fits all’ solution works.
Whatever your politics are, the next few weeks are important for all of us in Scotland, as the SNP chooses a successor to Nicola Sturgeon.
News updates serve a legitimate purpose. But nothing can excuse the Tiktokkers, YouTubers and keyboard warriors hindering searches.
Nicky Marr ponders if we might miss out on a 'sharp, intelligent, and economically astute' next First Minister.
Let’s turn the page and find a more positive chapter for all of Scotland’s people, please.
I’m curious. What actually is the role of our elected representatives in Holyrood and Westminster?
As I write this, I’m wearing three layers and a scarf, with a hot water bottle stuffed up my jumper.
