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Scorer of Fort's only goal, Connor MacLeod has another attempt thwarted by Nairn trailist keeper Lewis Mackenzie. Photograph: Iain Ferguson, alba.photos.

Michael Rodgers and daughter Maci sign on the dotted line. Photograph: Iain Ferguson.

Letters: <strong>Louis Berk </strong>thinks Bernie Madoff couldn’t have pulled off a better deception, <strong>Alan Gray </strong>is glad to hear of the water company’s ‘strong liquidity position’, and <strong>John Powell </strong>thinks Dŵr Cymru has the right idea

Potted plants make an impact and create structure – and they’re easy to look after, particularly if they are baseless

I had the pleasure of working alongside Matt Henney towards the end of the season, covering two important Workington Reds games for Radio Cumbria.

Colchesters Axe Music used to have a shop in the High Street and was frequented by Damon Albarn of Blur

Digital skills training and social media tools worth over £400 are being offered free to local businesses to help boost trade.

Greensburg Salem School Board has proposed a $49.4 million budget that would keep the district property tax steady at 89.72 mills. That represents an increase of about $325,000 from the current year’s spending plan, with a deficit of about $543,500 to be bridged by drawing on the district’s fund balance.

The first commercially available electric car in Australia wasn't a Tesla. Or a Mitsubishi. It was, however, Australian-made... mostly.

The Fort team celebrate after their final match of the season which has seen them moving from bottom of the Highland League to third place in the North Caledonian League. Photograph: Iain Ferguson, Alba.photos.