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MOTORS: Ineos Grenadier puts right some of the Land Rover’s inadequacies

MOTORS: Ineos Grenadier puts right some of the Land Rover’s inadequacies

They bear more than a passing resemblance, but this is a different beast, says our columnist.


MSP says GB Energy being based in Highlands would ‘right a wrong that has existed for generations’

MSP says GB Energy being based in Highlands would ‘right a wrong that has existed for generations’

Highland MSP Rhoda Grant has backed calls for GB Energy to be based in the Highlands.


‘We must stop our communities becoming nothing more than retirement villages’

‘We must stop our communities becoming nothing more than retirement villages’

Business Focus by David Richardson


ACTIVE OUTDOORS: Fighting for the right to roam on Kinder Scout

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: Fighting for the right to roam on Kinder Scout

John Davidson heads for Derbyshire to enjoy a blustery run in the High Peak district – 92 years after the Kinder Mass Trespass


OPINION: Is ‘Dingwall time’ a sign of defiance - or is the explanation much simpler?

OPINION: Is ‘Dingwall time’ a sign of defiance - or is the explanation much simpler?

Your say: Was ‘Dingwall time’ a defiant stand and lots of love for Gairloch garden volunteers.


COLIN CAMPBELL: Assassination attempt of Donald Trump was a stunning event on live TV on a quiet Saturday night

COLIN CAMPBELL: Assassination attempt of Donald Trump was a stunning event on live TV on a quiet Saturday night

From the moment the shots were fired I struggled to comprehend what I was seeing, said our columnist.


Highland telecommunication mast proposal sparks heated debate about ‘negative impact’ for visitors

Highland telecommunication mast proposal sparks heated debate about ‘negative impact’ for visitors

PROPOSALS for a new telecommunications mast, which would provide signal for a swathe of rural Wester Ross, has been met with heated debate.


Dingwall’s Joanne Ross gears up for gig at her ‘first ever Belladrum’

Dingwall’s Joanne Ross gears up for gig at her ‘first ever Belladrum’

Dingwall Ness Factor star Joanne Ross is gearing up for her first ever Belladrum, with a prime-time gig slot at the 25,000-person festival.


What Don Cowie said after Ross County made it two wins from two in the League Cup

What Don Cowie said after Ross County made it two wins from two in the League Cup

The Staggies manager was reacting after seeing his side defeat Raith Rovers 2-1 in Dingwall.


Highland brain injury charity wins big on The National Lottery’s community fund share-out

Highland brain injury charity wins big on The National Lottery’s community fund share-out

Inverness woman praises the good work of Highland Headway who helped her to a new life and is now an inspiration to others.


Highland Council launches consultation on ecology strategy and action plan

Highland Council launches consultation on ecology strategy and action plan

Highland Council has launched a 12-week public consultation on its draft ecology strategy and action plan.


Call to Highland nature lovers to help conservation charity in Big Butterfly Count this summer

Call to Highland nature lovers to help conservation charity in Big Butterfly Count this summer

A charity is calling wildlife enthusiasts in the region to join a monitoring initiative to track the impact of climate change on butterflies.


PICTURES: Best of Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival’s 20 Years Part 2

PICTURES: Best of Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival’s 20 Years Part 2

Part 2 looks back at some of the biggest acts who played the festival from 2014-2018


Filmmakers running wild across Highlands as ‘first ever’ 48-hour film project begins

Filmmakers running wild across Highlands as ‘first ever’ 48-hour film project begins

The three-day project kicked off at Eden Court yesterday.


St Clement’s given £6000 donation after ‘tireless’ fundraising from Dingwall Freemasons

St Clement’s given £6000 donation after ‘tireless’ fundraising from Dingwall Freemasons

St. Clement’s School in Dingwall have been presented with a £6000 after “extremely hard work” put in from the local Freemasons.


Bumper programme of events to be revealed for popular book and arts festival in Tain

Bumper programme of events to be revealed for popular book and arts festival in Tain

The St Duthac book and arts festival returns this September.


Highland Business Women Awards’ shortlist selected

Highland Business Women Awards’ shortlist selected

Over the coming weeks, each category will be revealed – with an array of cutting-edge businesses and leaders making it to the finals.


Radish tips from a MasterChef finalist

Radish tips from a MasterChef finalist

Their peppery crunch is of course utterly delectable, says our columnist Sarah Rankin.


‘Crombledon’ is just ace for Black Isle tennis kids

‘Crombledon’ is just ace for Black Isle tennis kids

Fun and games in Cromarty as tennis skills were sharpened ahead of a good-natured showdown.


ROSS-SHIRE THROUGH THE LENS: Family fun at Dingwall Gala

ROSS-SHIRE THROUGH THE LENS: Family fun at Dingwall Gala

Do you have a photograph taken in Ross-shire you would like to share with us?


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