The most poignant lyric in Bethany Barrie’s first EP is addressed to her father, who died suddenly when she was 13.
Catherine Helen Grant was born on July 21, 1929 in her granny Grant’s flat at Gallowgate, Aberdeen.
Encouraging signs are emerging – but there are crucial things we simply must keep doing.
Members of a Highland camera club used their imaginations for a chair-themed competition.
There are several potentially fatal diseases out there that dogs can catch, and vaccinations are the best way to protect them.
The book Living His Story which our church has recommended, has a wonderful sub-title: Revealing the extraordinary love of God in ordinary ways.
John Claudius spent his early life in India, where he was born in 1931.
My American friend Clark Cothern has been thinking through one of the issues raised by US anti-vaxxers, writes John Dempster.
Dr Laura Ryan, NHS 24 medical director, answers readers’ questions in our weekly column.
What should I do if I develop the symptoms of Covid?
'We are all role models'
An media focus on issues collectively described as 'mental health problems' can cover a wide variety of feelings.
Dr Tim Allison has words of warning for everyone over Covid – regardless of whether you have had the vaccine or not.
Top tips to avoid going stir crazy in lockdown – without your phone!
Carefully preserved archives offer a fascinating glimpse into Ross-shire's past.
Nearly a year ago, as the spectre of Covid began looming, with a little bit of hope and a little bit of fear I started out in a new role.
The young climber, high on the sheer face of a frozen waterfall, was bone-cold and exhausted.
Help is at hand when it is time to say goodbye to a much-loved pet.
Time to kill awaiting a car going through its MoT gave Karen Anderson an unexpected opportunity to go for a long walk.
My chat with Simon Spence had hardly begun when he spoke about his belief that God not only loves us unconditionally, but also likes us.