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He says the council can’t ‘carve up the city centre like this and expect everyone else to swallow it without proper consultation’.

John Davidson and his wife Meg took on the 24-hour running challenge for the first time - and came out smiling

The impact on my life was massive - years of angst, struggle and fear, feeling myself always on the outside, says our columnist.

Wick man Chris McIvor has spent his life travelling the globe working in the aid sector. Here he reflects on a recent return trip to his home county

Everyone you see on TV or online has perfect teeth. The white teeth thing has taken over and every presenter and entertainer now has veneers.

John Davidson heads to the forests of Ross-shire to reacquaint himself with the ups and downs of the Strathpuffer course ahead of the 24-hour event

Jesus Christ was there in Auschwitz, suffering alongside each inmate, present in the countless acts of love they showed, says our columnist..

John Davidson takes a summer stroll up Creag Bheag at Kingussie with the family and finds plenty to keep the children entertained

I believe God is forever speaking to us - through words, sometimes, but also in the wonders of nature and through other people, says our columnist.

Willie Morrison acknowledges the 80th anniversary of the death in action in Normandy of Rev John Macdougall, formerly of Durness.

Physical activity is important at all ages but there are times when we can pay particular attention to the need to keep active, says our columnist.

A former fuel tanker driver who crashed into an empty shop in Beauly after a seizure has raised £50k to receive potentially life-saving treatment.

From the records of the Highland Archive Centre

John Davidson speaks to Steve Smirthwaite, whose Trailmaps offer great ideas for mountain bikers and others, in the new podcast from Active Outdoors

John Davidson looks back on a road ride through the heart of what is now a designated Unesco World Heritage Site

Making Space for Nature with Paul Castle, the High Life Highland countryside ranger for north Sutherland and north Caithness.

God sets us free, trusting us, and restores us and helps us live with the consequences when we mess up, says our columnist.

Royal Mail is focusing on changing its business model from service-led to a more cost-effective approach.

Sutherland gold, a handsome mace, a missing postman, and a hotel fire outbreak in Brora

Choppy waters are worth it for a visit to Eilean Nan Roan.