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“Can I carry those for you?” - the moment everything changed.

The new cycling rules aren’t, in fact, new at all.

Christian Viewpoint takes a look at a priest in the Highlands making creative use of social media to spread the word.

So, we’ve made it to January and as always, I urge you not to make New Year resolutions until March.

Nicky Marr tells of her unexpected trip in the French alps last week

In the new Netflix movie Don’t Look Up, a massive comet heads earthwards, threatening our planet with catastrophic damage.

Hands up if you don’t sniff the milk before making a cup of tea?

The dark nights are shortening. Spring is on the horizon.

Aged 13, her owners brought her into the surgery as they were concerned about some changes in her behaviour.

Testing for the Covid virus has been vital in efforts to control the pandemic.

Paloma was a five-year-old Bichon Frise with very bad breath. On examination I could see she had some heavy tartar build up over her molars.

Nicky Marr tells us about the handful of intentions she has set for herself for January.

6am – sneaked out of the house under cover of darkness and did a trolley dash round Tesco while there was still fresh fruit available...

Community groups in Ross-shire have benefited from another year of funding from the EDF Renewables Corriemoillie Wind Farm.

As we say goodbye (good riddance?) to 2021, it’s a great time to reflect on the best and worst parts of the year.

This year is Scotland’s Year of Stories when VisitScotland will emphasise the stories we’ve told and are telling as Scots.

She is a blue-faced old hag with a magic staff which freezes the ground at every tap and her title is “the witch of winter”.

Some businesses opened and closed twice during the year and new statistics reveal the extent of the challenges faced.

Dr Tim Allison discusses why the positive habits from covid are ones that should be kept.

Our resident doctor gives advice on what to do about a persistent cough.