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Groomed to be a 60s pop star, the singer instead headed for the Hebrides in a horse-drawn cart and then withdrew from music for 30 years. She recalls those fraught, naive but incomparable years

We go back to 15th century France, the first disco venue and then wartime Scotland to find stories ‘à gogo’

Employees who work a four day week are more productive and deliver improved outcomes for employers, a study has found.

New photos from Kinross to the Outer Hebrides show flashes of brilliant fluorescent green and pink lighting up the nights skies on Sunday.

Sheep fleeces have been used to repair a footpath in Skye in an attempt to move away from “unsustainable” plastic repair materials.

We have selected a handful of women who have reached global recognition - despite being born in small communities in the North.

To mark International Women’s Day on Tuesday, these great women offer inspiration on how to power up your own adventures

We have selected a handful of women who have reached global recognition - despite being born in small communities in the North.

Lews Castle College will rebrand next month to "better represent" its geographical reach, which goes beyond Stornoway and Lewis.

THIS week sees the 140th anniversary of the death of Sir Charles Wyville Thomson, a Scottish scientist that most modern Scots have probably not…