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NHS HIGHLAND: There are no quick fixes with supplement industry

NHS HIGHLAND: There are no quick fixes with supplement industry

NHS HIGHLAND: There are no quick fixes with supplement industry

While supplements and medications may have a place, they should not be a substitute for a balanced diet and staying active, says our columnist.


Broken promises over A9 could spell death knell for SNP at Holyrood

Broken promises over A9 could spell death knell for SNP at Holyrood

Broken promises over A9 could spell death knell for SNP at Holyrood

Jamie’s Journal by Jamie Stone


Celebrating 30 years of conservation at RSPB Forsinard Flows

Celebrating 30 years of conservation at RSPB Forsinard Flows

Celebrating 30 years of conservation at RSPB Forsinard Flows

Milly Revill Hayward, of RSPB Scotland, shares details of the ongoing conservation work the charity is undertaking as it marks 30 years at Forsinard


Bright idea to enjoy winter’s night at Coulags bothy

Bright idea to enjoy winter’s night at Coulags bothy

Bright idea to enjoy winter’s night at Coulags bothy

John Davidson takes his family for a wild night at a lonely shelter in Torridon, where they enjoyed a night stargazing and awoke to glorious sunshine


Winter wonderland makes 2025 Strathpuffer one to remember

Winter wonderland makes 2025 Strathpuffer one to remember

Winter wonderland makes 2025 Strathpuffer one to remember

John Davidson returns to take part in the Strathpuffer for the first time since 2016 – and finds it’s just as tough as ever in special snowy year


COLUMN: Highland Council’s financial plan is anything but sound

COLUMN: Highland Council’s financial plan is anything but sound

COLUMN: Highland Council’s financial plan is anything but sound

Highland Council currently has a total debt of £1.277 billion and this costs £93.3 million per year in loan charges.


ACTIVE OUTDOORS VIEWPOINT: Counting the cost of progress at Ardverikie

ACTIVE OUTDOORS VIEWPOINT: Counting the cost of progress at Ardverikie

ACTIVE OUTDOORS VIEWPOINT: Counting the cost of progress at Ardverikie

John Davidson speaks out against plans for a massive pumped storage hydro electric scheme in the Central Highlands


Is religious faith one pathway among many constructive or destructive routes to higher levels of experience?

Is religious faith one pathway among many constructive or destructive routes to higher levels of experience?

Is religious faith one pathway among many constructive or destructive routes to higher levels of experience?

Our columnist says the key question is this: During ‘transcendental’ experiences, what are we connecting with?


Opening up the world of tech to help with wellbeing for all

Opening up the world of tech to help with wellbeing for all

Opening up the world of tech to help with wellbeing for all

Gadgets and tools can remind someone to take medication, notify if a person has a fall, or alert if someone wanders outside when it might be unsafe.


Highland Archive Service reflects on busy 2024

Highland Archive Service reflects on busy 2024

Highland Archive Service reflects on busy 2024

The past 12 months proved to be another very busy year for our team, writes the Highland Archive Service.


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