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There’s a copy of Charlie Mackesy’s book The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse on the table beside my bed, and I read it from time to time.

Dr Mike Rennie helps people in the Highlands to get the 'right care in the right place'.

Householders and businesses in the Highlands have been advised of bin collection and recycling centre plans over the festive season.

A new survey has not found any evidence of a cluster of americium-rich hotspots on a public beach near Dounreay.

Highland Council has been challenged over why it is forging ahead with a state-of-the-art school campus in Tain without any plans for a pool.

A big Energy Saving Winter campaign has been launched by Citizens Advice Scotland (CAS) after new research finds many can't afford fuel bills.

Economy Secretary Kate Forbes says: 'We will make sure everyone has access to an acceptable level of connectivity'

All five to 21-year-olds will be entitled to free bus travel from January 31 2022.

Gravity and oxygen are important to our lives, even crucial, but they are not as special as love.

A dip into the picture archive of the Northern Times.

New Age Travellers move from Loch Brora to Littleferry; Economic prospects for Loch Eriboll; And the new Masonic Lodge at Bonar Bridge is consecrated.

Projects at Melvich and in the Tongue, Melness and Skerray area are among the latest to be supported by the Caithness and North Sutherland Fund.

Unused laptops to be converted into affordable, high quality Chromebooks to help protect the environment and stop wastage.

The Scottish Crofting Federation held a strategy meeting earlier this month – the first in person for over 20 months.

The Highlands and Islands can create "sustainable and quality" jobs in the renewables industry as alternative to fossil fuels

If you are serving lamb over the festive season, use the leftovers in this delicious Scotch Lamb bake.

A charity is launching free services to give older people a better understanding of their household energy and help them stay warm in their homes.

Police are investigating "extensive" damage to the central reservation of the A9 dual carriageway at Kincraig.

PEOPLE are being asked by the First Minister to stay home "much more than you normally would" in the run-up to Christmas.

A series of videos from the Highland Alcohol and Drugs Partnership hope to help those in need.