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More than 400 charities, organisations and advisers have signed up to refer people struggling with energy bills to a £4 million support fund.
Highland Council issued a winter road report for today warning of wintry conditions on Caithness roads which are being treated accordingly.
Many Caithness broch lovers condemned what they saw as an editorial error in last night's episode of the BBC's Great Coastal Railway Journeys.
A Scottish animal welfare charity warns the public to be vigilant after criminals have targeted pet owners posing as officials.
Wintry showers will lead to some tricky travel conditions for today and more is forecast for the weekend says the Met Office.
The campaign launched to help fund a Spitfire "Gate Guardian" memorial at Wick airport has pushed forward with international agencies lending support.
North MSP Maree Todd has welcomed the announcement of a new grant to support local bus services while passenger numbers recover from the pandemic.
A Met Office bulletin issued this morning warns that icy patches are likely tomorrow in Caithness, especially on untreated surfaces.
Work to resurface badly scarred and potholed road surfaces is currently taking place on the A882 near Bilbster this afternoon.
Caithness shoppers have been hit with the highest price rises in nearly a decade after retail inflation almost doubled over the past month.
Funding has been secured to take forward a redesign of Wick town centre that could lead to a £1 million-plus transformation.
Royal Mail today announced that following a successful national trial, it is adding unique barcodes to all its definitive stamps.
Pentland Ferries is launching a competition for amateur photographers to feature in a new 2023 calendar.
Issues with fallen trees have been reported around parts of Caithness after the weekend storm and railway services were suspended earlier today.
Best wishes were sent out on social media when a "weel-kent" Caithness bus driver handed in his keys after retiring on Friday.
Fallen trees and branches caused closure of the far north line from Inverness to Wick/Thurso yesterday and workers are out clearing the tracks.
Disabled people in Caithness are now able to access a new advocacy service to get help applying for Scottish social security benefits.
The Met Office has issued a Yellow Warning of wintry showers for today followed by high winds tomorrow that may lead to disruption.
Changes to the Highway Code are being introduced today and failure to comply could land Caithness motorists with increased fines.
A severely disabled woman who complained to Highland Council after a pothole accident on her street in Wick was angered by the response sent to her..
