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Community representatives are continuing to press for overnight respite care to be restored at Thor House in Thurso.

Both Jamie Stone and Lucy Beattie became carers for loved ones and both are determined to improve the lives of carers.

We should take care to avoid sunburn and use high-factor sunscreen, says our columnist.

His icon reflects the the relationship between Father, Son and Holy Spirit, mutually giving and receiving in utter unity, says our columnist.

John Davidson speaks to the founders of the unique duathlon that crosses the Highlands from Kintail to Beauly 40 years after it first became a reality

Highland Council’s refusal to debate a plan to empower people to better assess energy developments has been described as a “democratic outrage”..

I tried to resist, but there is no excuse that I can come up with as to why I shouldn’t write about the recently announced General Election.

An anti-nuclear campaigner has hit out at a claim made by Highland MSP Edward Mountain that people in the region want nuclear power.

Far north Green candidate Anne Thomas called on people to “vote like our future depends on it” as she launched her campaign to be the area’s next MP.

After cycling from Land’s End to John O’Groats, Peter Delaney spoke of the “absolute hell” his wife went through with motor neurone disease.

We are not likely to be familiar with long periods of hot weather so should one occur, we may not be prepared, says our columnist.

Making Space for Nature by Paul Castle

I’m not usually one for advocating greater involvement of the state when it comes to people’s behaviour and personal freedoms.

Business Focus by David Richardson

It’s no surprise that campervanning has become so popular, tourist accommodation is full…many B&Bs have chosen to close…

The economic and social future for our region is jeopardised, without more affordable accommodation, says our columnist.

MSP Emma Roddick has highlighted the need to make sure existing homes are being used as houses, and that people can afford rents and mortgages.

I never set out to be a writer but 22 years ago I landed myself a wee side-line; a column with The Inverness Courier.

Pickets were at Dounreay this morning as the Unite and GMB unions went on strike after rejecting a new pay offer from Nuclear Restoration Services.

Giovanni Pernice praised the Highland Hospice for the ‘fantastic work’ they do.