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Highland Council is advising Caithness drivers that two temporary overnight road closures will be in place in Sutherland next week.
The council agreed on a region-wide strategy that will see £22,813 of a £219k pot being earmarked to make Caithness play parks 'safe and inclusive'
A Thurso woman is ready to lose her long hair to benefit children suffering from cancer and has already raised more than 200 per cent of her goal.
Highland Council’s environmental health team has been commended by members of the council’s Communities and Place Committee.
A pilot who regularly flies in and out of Wick Airport has highlighted vast amounts of fly-tipped material at a site recently vacated by travellers.
The Highland Council is inviting Caithness communities to apply for a share of a new fund to support nature restoration projects.
Far north MP Jamie Stone, today mounted pressure on the Government to evaluate its plans to maintain security and peace in the Western Balkans.
Jamie Stone MP, has today urged cooperation between the UK and Scottish Governments in tackling every sort of racial prejudice in British sport.
A Caithness charity group is delighted to announce that two composting toilets are now available in Rumster Forest.
National charity, the Fishermen’s Mission is holding an online thanksgiving service to recognise 140 years of service to the fishermen of the UK.
Members of the Royal British Legion Scotland are delighted to be changing poppies into pounds at a local supermarket.
Concerns were raised when a north coast local noticed an underwater renewable energy turbine had 'failed to launch' in the Pentland Firth.
Warnings have been issued over fake brand pages that scammers use to syphon off personal details from unwitting members of the public.
Police officers are currently attending the scene of a motoring accident in which a stirk was hit by a car at Wester bridge on the A99.
A Caithness-based business has made history by becoming Scotland’s first employee-owned full-service accountancy firm.
Youngsters have been making changes following the Highland Youth Parliament’s conference focused on improving support for young people’s mental health
New rules on fireworks will be in place this year to limit the effects on people and pets who fear them.
The Highland Council reminds Caithness residents that its winter gritting programme has started and will continue until April 14, 2022.
A team of seven council access rangers will continue to patrol and carry out countryside, core path and visitor preparation works throughout winter.
Police officers attended the scene of car crash last night involving a Mercedes car close to Warth Hill on the A99 near John O'Groats.
