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A group that campaigns for fairer fuel prices says that drivers are being 'fleeced by the profiteering fuel supply chain and even their own Treasury'.
As children go back to school, HM Revenue and Customs is reminding families in Scotland to not miss out on up to £2,000 a year towards childcare
A bus company boss in Wick talked candidly about how his business almost went bust due to Covid but has now bounced back with a fleet of 15 buses.
The Highland Council is inviting communities to apply for a share of the 2022/23 allocation of the Nature Restoration Fund.
The Highland Council warmly welcomed this year’s new cohort of probationer teachers to the Highlands at Millburn Academy in Inverness.
Police said they are aware of inaccurate information circulating on social media related to an incident in Wick in the small hours on Sunday morning.
The annual game fair at Thrumster was back at the weekend and proved a great success for the organisers and public who attended.
Consumers in Caithness have been urged to be aware of new cost-of-living scams as national ScamWatch Fortnight gets underway.
The sky high cost of essentials, such as eating and heating, is leaving many dog owners unable to provide for their dogs.
A one-stop online facility shares the latest news, training opportunities, job vacancies and articles pertinent to mental health and well-being.
The impact on Scotland’s children of the Education (Scotland) Act 1872 is highlighted in a new online picture exhibition.
The Met Office has issued a warning for Sunday evening and into Monday for the far north of thunderstorms bringing heavy rain and possible disruption.
After the visit of HRH Prince Charles, several community organisations have reflected on the significance of his annual stay in Caithness.
A painting of Celtic's manager Ange Postecoglou by Davie Greig from Thurso is being auctioned off for charity.
The popular Thrumster Game and Countryside Fair returns on Saturday and all are welcome to attend the free entry event.
On Monday (August 15), the covers come off the "remarkable community excavation" at Swartigill in preparation for this year’s archaeological dig.
Jane Coll from Thurso has just released a companion piece to her walkers guidebook on saintly pilgrim routes through the far north.
A Thurso man seeks volunteers to help him weed an expansive rose bed he has been tending to at Olrig Street this Sunday (August 14).
Police Scotland have just issued an update on the apparent case of dognapping in which a Wick dog was recovered from a car near Kinross.
An apparent case of dognapping came to light this week after a routine police vehicle stop in the Perth area.
