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Football fans returning to Caithness may have their plans disrupted due to Sunday's rail strike.
What appeared at first to be a common magpie or starling is now believed to be a very unusual visitor to a garden feeder in Thurso.
Highland Council’s Tourism Committee has agreed to consider an approach to define a policy on overnight parking of motorhomes.
A Caithness animal rights advocate is delighted with this week's announcement that Israel is the first country in the world to ban the sale of fur.
New rules on training for those serving on specialist ships are being put into UK law later this year.
After efforts to remove the 'tenacious terror' last year a problem plant has returned along the banks of River Thurso.
The launch yesterday of Highland Nature, the biodiversity action plan for 2021 to 2026 highlights some of the positive steps taken in Caithness.
Edward Mountain has called out the SNP Government for 'failing expectant mums' in Moray and Caithness by downgrading maternity services.
The sun broke through cloud cover to illuminate a new sculpted feature at John O'Groats on Monday as it was declared officially open.
Almost 16 months after its last live event, Lyth Arts Centre has announced a jam-packed summer season of gigs, performances and workshops.
The council admits there will be disruption to its waste bin collection services in Caithness after a staff member tested positive for coronavirus.
A fundraising kayaker is continuing his journey past the Caithness coast despite a rudder problem having him seek the safety of Freswick Bay on Sunday
The Castle of Mey provided the perfect setting for a display of vintage vehicles yesterday as a local club celebrated a major funding achievement.
A short film commissioning call is open until June 30 that seeks filmmakers in Caithness to get involved.
Scottish Water urges people to stay safe, behave responsibly and not take risks around watercourses such as reservoirs, rivers and lochs this summer.
A few Caithness residents had their eyes on the skies yesterday morning to try and spot an unusual phenomenon and capture digital images if possible.
At a meeting of the Royal Burgh of Wick Community Council on Monday the behaviour of drunk teenagers at the town's riverside area was condemned.
Homelessness was on the agenda earlier today at a Highland Council meeting to discuss updates on how the issue was tackled during the Covid pandemic.
A Wick High School teacher wonders what happened to the wooden LGBT heart he displayed on Wick's Francis Street for Pride Month.
The council launches a campaign to keep the public updated on education, housing, and property projects across the region.
