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The council’s garden waste service for 2021/22 starts on Wednesday, September 1 and customers have until Monday, August 2 to order their permits.
It may look like a major melee at John O'Groats but this motorcycle mob had good intentions and raised charity cash to boot.
Police Scotland issued an appeal for information with regard to an assault on Loch Street in Wick on July 18.
The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for tomorrow and say thundery showers may lead to flooding and transport disruption in parts of Caithness.
Residents on a Wick street have had enough of the illegal dumping which has turned part of the area into a haven for rats.
Highland Council is supporting International Bog Day on Sunday, an annual event designed to celebrate the importance of bogs to our environment.
Coastguards across the UK have issued a stark warning to take care at the coast or risk tragic consequences.
By chance, our paper captured images as a man arrived at John O'Groats on a stand up paddleboard record breaking attempt.
The John O'Groat Journal was given special access to a protest by Greenpeace activists as they set out from Wick harbour to the Beatrice wind farm.
A Highland councillor for Wick and east Caithness talked of the chronic underspend on Caithness roads that has allowed them to 'fall apart'.
A local woman snapped the image of an elusive little creature near Old Wick Castle but was unsure what she saw 'stoating about' on a dyke.
Caithness residents will be well aware of his namesake visiting the Castle of Mey but this Charles is heading to the county for a gruelling challenge
A Greenpeace ship will arrive in Wick tomorrow (Tuesday, July 20), as the campaigning group embarks on the second leg of its Just Transition Tour.
Police Scotland has issued advice to remind road users heading to Caithness and the far north to be safe on country roads.
After receiving over £1000 in donations, a green-fingered local continues in his quest to bring vibrant colours to Thurso.
People in Caithness aged over 40 using cough medicine to treat a persistent cough are urged not to keep ‘bottling it’ and contact their GP.
Highland Council received an Employer Recognition Scheme Gold Award for its outstanding support towards the Armed Forces community.
Butterfly Conservation launches this year’s Big Butterfly Count with urgent appeal for public’s help after disastrous spring weather.
The Marine Conservation Society's annual Great British Beach Clean needs volunteers from across Caithness to join in and help.
A social media post showing the aftermath of an alleged party by Wick teenagers at Reiss beach has provoked condemnation from many in the community.
