With Wick’s Bank of Scotland set to close next year, it has just been announced that Sutherland’s last branch will close in February 2025.
Police Scotland issued an update on the 34-year-old missing Wick man to say he has now been found.
Police Scotland issued a bulletin this morning asking if the public could help trace the whereabouts of a missing Wick man.
Graffiti is not always welcomed in Thurso but a painted message on the pavement highlights a good cause.
Jamie Stone, MP for Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross, voted this week against the Government’s plans to cut the Winter Fuel Payment.
A national environmental charity has awarded a Wick man with a Clean Up Scotland Hero award for his efforts to keep the town litter-free.
A government funding allocation of £40m may change the face of Wick as the council could purchase some of the town’s worst eyesores.
A community councillor in Wick has questioned the time it is taking for a £750,000 consultation, including on the Carnegie Library, to be finalised.
Jamie Stone, MP for Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross, has been announced as the new chair of the Petitions Committee.
The Met Office has issued a Yellow Warning for Caithness today saying that some travel disruption may take place due to high winds.
A Caithness model and actress has returned to the county after making it big in the Philippines to pursue her latest educational project.
A Thrumster man is taking part in a gruelling Beast Race challenge for a kids’ hospital charity and wants help to hit his funding goal.
A gastro pub at Dunbeath has closed but the owners say they will continue to run a business at the site and provide meals at its award-winning cabins.
Police in Wick are currently investigating a break-in at a popular bar in the town at the weekend.
James Beeson is cycling from Land’s End to John O’Groats (Lejog) to raise funds for a children and young people’s national bereavement charity.
A car was witnessed lying on its side after a road incident on the A882 at Bilbster yesterday afternoon (September 7).
Three Caithness organisations communities are to benefit from over £800K regeneration funding awarded to rural projects.
Thanks to funding from the Coop, members of the Caithness Junior Orchestra (CJO) will stay cosy this winter in their new brightly coloured tops.
A Thurso woman is quids in after winning a life-changing amount of cash and made charity donations thanks to an online competition.
A Caithness artist had three paintings at a scientific exhibition in Edinburgh about the workings of the human brain.