Susy Macaulay

“We kept the blood so we made black and white puddings in the intestines": Ena MacDonald looks back on the ups and downs of crofting on the island of North Uist in distant days when only hard work could keep food on the table.

Benbecula native Iain Monk tells of his long, happy relationship with the iconic American rock band.

A team from Aberdeenshire has recreated how RMS Titanic's whistles would have sounded, powering them by steam as they would have been originally.

As the Far North Railway Line from Inverness to Wick and Thurso celebrates 150 years this year, Mark Nolan looks back on the small part he played in its history running Fearn station for a year.

Starlight Musical Theatre's production of the much-loved classic proves the Highlands are full of extraordinary talent.

From tending the village flowers to organising visitor entertainment, James continues to serve his beloved home village unstintingly.

A gallery of memories from the biggest motorcycle gathering in Europe.

Evanton-based Mark Stevens created a series of insect-like militaristic models over more than thirty years before he realised why he was making them so dark.

A new exhibition celebrates MacDonald's bi-centenary and also the art of illustration in the first Scottish Festival of Illustration.

P&J columnist, author and poet Angus Peter Campbell shares how his ideal weekend would play out.