Duke's return from Sudan in 1921, Killimster man's benefit match in 1971 and Wick mail team walk away with prize in 1996
Soup is a fast and easy option if you have leftover veg. Make more than you need so you can freeze a couple of portions for a quick supper.
New lifeboat for Wick in 1921, Round Table established in Thurso in 1971 and Ceremony at wartime crash scene in 1996
Looking for a more leisurely option? Get the coffee on and make a start on our fancy homemade beans on toast.
Licence renewals put on hold in 1921, Arion Choir in Edinburgh in 1971 and Video showed piers damage in 1996
Short on time? Try the bang anything in breakfast burrito.
Census arrangements under way in 1921, Council criticises BBC documentary in 1971 and Stolen fittings put back by thieves in 1996
Football fares decision 'inexplicable' in 1921, Sheriff hits out at bullying in 1971 and Anger at driving test plan in 1996
This pork ramen with a winter spiced broth from Scotch Kitchen is the perfect way to use up your excess veg, and it is low in fat too.
Allotments taken by force in 1921, Plea for two-tier TV licensing in 1971 and End of an era as shop closes in 1996
This delicious potato and cauliflower gratin is comfort food at its finest.
Thurso street names proposal in 1921, Caravan site refused in 1971 and Dounreay boss set to quit in 1996
This delicious recipe from Imran Nathoo is perfect for using up whatever vegetables you’ve got. It is inspired by a Levantine dip called muhammara.
Merguez cassoulet is a great, warming dish to feed the whole family.
Gallant returned honoured in 1921, Bid to stave off factory closure in 1971 and Wester yard's Danish contract in 1996
Character, charm and spacious accommodation are the unique hallmarks of this bright three-storey Victorian property in Fortrose.
Cinema ban for children considered in 1921, Bus bid for Haster pupils in 1971 and Police drugs warning in 1996
A quick and delicious way to use up leftover cooked chicken from your Sunday roast. From Jane Cook (Instagram @hungrycityhippy)
Cromartie Buildings is a traditional Victorian stone structure which dates back to 1885 and retains many original features.
Castletown memorial decision in 1921, Common good fund worries in 1971 and Police alert on sniffing craze in 1996
