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Crossroads Primary School is to be awarded a Silver Rights Respecting School Award by UNICEF UK – the first school in Caithness to be awarded Silver.
The council encourages EU/EEA/Swiss citizens in Caithness who has not yet applied to the EU Settlement Scheme to do so before the June 30 deadline.
A couple who live at Upper Dounreay were shocked to discover what appeared to be explosive shells yesterday after clearing a house in Thurso.
Highland Council is working to submit bids into the UK Government’s Levelling Up Fund and Community Renewal Fund with Wick's regeneration a main focus
If you have been walking around Wick riverside recently you could not fail to notice part of the route has been blocked off due to engineering works.
Highland Council has approved a plan for the erection of a 'commercial hairdressing unit' at Barrock Street in Thurso.
Thurso-born musician Luke Gunn is delighted that his latest YouTube video has captured the attention of top actors in a popular BBC cop drama.
North MP Jamie Stone reiterated his plea for better broadband to put the far north on an 'equal plane' with the rest of the UK.
When an endurance cyclist/motorcyclist rolled into Wick he made it a must to head along to the shortest street in the world.
The chairman of a popular art show in Thurso talked about his delight in hosting a 'physical exhibition' that opens to the public from Thursday.
A Seat car travelling at speed down Lybster's Main Street flipped over after crashing into a parked van and two casualties were taken to hospital.
A young man who features in the Guinness Book of Records cycled to Wick harbour on Saturday morning as part of a fundraising trip for the RNLI.
It may look like a mouldy old pole but a rare artefact in the Reiss area harks back to a time when Britain was geared up for full-scale Nazi invasion.
Caithness community groups are invited to tender for funding to support small-scale nature-based activities.
A creative project encourages Highlanders to explore links between nature and mental wellbeing
At a Highland Council meeting on Wednesday (May 19) the wide ranging issues related to mental health support in the region were discussed.
A day outing to Stroma last weekend saw two Caithness women go on a rescue mission to save a lamb trapped on a cliff ledge.
A popular bench at a panoramic Wick viewpoint has been given a new lease of life thanks to offenders sentenced at Wick Sheriff Court.
A man took ill and died this morning while travelling in a vehicle along the A836 road near Forss west of Thurso.
A planning proposal has gone to Highland Council for a motorhome parking area at Sarclet village that could be a great asset for NC500 travellers.
