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As a 16-year-old, David Taylor joined the Army following in the footsteps of his grandfather who had served during World War I.

In November every year, I choose to wear a white poppy for Remembrance

As I wear my red poppy for Remembrance in reflection of those who have died in conflict, alongside it is a tiny pin badge.

What do you think of when you hear the word menopause?

200 million single-use paper cups are used in Scotland each year, of which only 4 per cent are recycled - but a Highland scheme aims to change that.

People in Caithness are being urged to enjoy Bonfire Night safely and prevent negative impacts on people, pets, and the environment.

Hybrid Air Vehicles have conducted a feasibility study to see how the Airlander – a hybrid aircraft – could work in the Highlands.

The awards celebrate the talent, quality and diversity across food, drink and hospitality in the Highlands and Islands.

Changes two years ago mean that everyone is in the same position if they wish to make a blood donation.

Creating Hope in Highland have released the launch of their eight point suicide prevention action plan

Craft from the Croft Caithness has successfully attracted funding to run trial workshops in Thurso and Halkirk to teach people sewing skills.

The chief executive of Rape and Sexual Abuse Service Highland has said the landmark ruling is a welcome development.

What do they say – better safe than sorry? Go for the scans, get checked out.

Well-known Caithness disability campaigner Louise Smith turned her skills to reviewing an operatic performance at Thurso High School.

Harper MacLeod's Lindsay MacEwen explains the Trusts Law.

Short Term Let Licence failings could create 'additional significant demand' say Police Scotland

The latest title from Dunbeath-based Whittles publishing will appeal to anyone interested in the RAF and the decline of the British Empire.

Hill walkers and others who access the mountains across the Highlands are being asked to check for deer stalking activity during a key period.

Scotland’s Makar, poet Kathleen Jamie, will embark on a national tour of Scotland’s libraries and will be at Bettyhill on October 5.

The Federation of Small Businesses is urging the Scottish Government to listen to small accommodation providers' questions about the Visitor Levy.