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They say moving house is one of the most stressful things that you can do in life. Try doing it with an autistic person as part of your household.

Strictly Inverness has been an incredible experience filled with emotion and self-discovery.

Moving onto new pastures

Material in the Highland Archive Centre offers a fascinating insight in the very early days of computing in the region in the 1960s.

Our readers took to social media to share their tributes to the young woman.

The annual charity dance contest gets under way on Wednesday, with the final being held next Saturday.

‘Good riddance to the Greens’ says Lynsey Ward in a letter to the editor.

Lib Dem candidate David Green says he is not hopeful the government will fix ‘its broken relationship with rural Scotland.’

With not a single rural MSP in the Scottish cabinet since Humza Yousaf came to power, we have been forgotten, says our columnist.

Making Space for Nature by Eilidh-Ann Philips

“The government must ensure that businesses have ready access to alternatives at comparable prices.” columnist David Richardson writes.

Last week, we shared the story of how CalMac staff went “above and beyond” so that a family could “make it to the wake in time to say goodbye”.

It is one of, if not the, most successful Strictly Inverness (at least in terms of fundraising) ever.

“Visiting schools is a legitimate and natural part of our work.” writes Black Isle councillor Sarah Atkin.

I love living here. But I implore our national and regional leaders to travel. And watch and notice what others do better and bring that home.

If funded properly remote rural schools can be beacons of light and hope to reversing rural depopulation, the alternative is not an option.

All of us amateur dancers will be forever thankful to anyone who has put their hand in their pocket to support us while we’ve been learning to dance.

The gear selector is on a stalk behind the steering wheel and brings a new take to the old idea of column shift, says our columnist.

With less than a month to go, the dancing is a consistent thought.

Walking, cycling or gardening is good for our health - but we may need to be cautious about a sudden increase in activity, says our columnist.