Neil Drysdale

The horticultural expert became an unexpected TV personality after joining the presenting team of the BBC gardening programme.

The Western Isles film-maker has been in Syria, Iraq and Lebanon and spoken of how millions of innocent people are suffering.

The newly re-elected president might be a Marmite figure, but he's proud of his roots in Scotland and named a golf course after his mother.

Its rugged scenery, remote locations and resplendent beauty are renowned throughout the world, so it’s hardly surprising many film directors have cried

Many viewers were enchanted by the adventures of Prunella Scales and Timothy West during their TV series Great Canal Journeys. It wasn’t just the ethereal

The Aberdeen accountant was at the forefront of the channel's launch and even now, at 102, is proud of his work across the north.

The retail giant has been slated by many people in Stornoway for deciding to open their supermarket from this Sunday onward.

Authors, including Shetland writer Ann Cleeves and Bookseller of Inverness author Shona MacLean, told the Press and Journal why they love libraries and why they are so vital

The company has joined forces with Robert Gordon University to create a pathway for talented film-makers to gain experience.

A former chief executive of Oil & Gas UK is among those who have condemned the actions of 'here today, gone tomorrow' politicians.