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CVG UPDATE: Local voluntary sector news by Yvonne Hendry of Caithness Voluntary Group

Wick club rumours, Bid for teachers and defending John O’Groats

I cheered when I read that the flights between Wick and Aberdeen had a very successful second year, thanks to the Public Service Obligation (PSO).

OUT AND ABOUT WITH RALPH: Making the most of the extraordinary experiences on the doorstep when you live in such a special part of the world

From kayaking to a Caithness castle for afternoon tea to skills development, Pentland Canoe Club’s Emily Kearl celebrates the group’s 40th anniversary

Northern Drift by Monique Sliedrecht

Picturesque Wick procession, Council staff ban over election work and End of the line for health trust

Making connections is key to business success, says Trudy Morris, chief executive of Caithness Chamber of Commerce

Royal they may be, but they’re people too. Let’s grant them breathing space.

Many Highland homes would struggle to meet new energy efficiency standards.

Business Focus by David Richardson

Flu tragedy at Altnabreac, Good Food accolade for local hotels and Safety plea after tanker drama.

For this article, I am venturing beyond the confines of Thurso parish into Dunnet, uncovering shipwreck connections that tie back to the town.

If anything is worth investing in as we try to save our planet, it’s our long-term economic future.

The announcement that the Scottish Government is to continue its support for the Wick-Aberdeen air service for another year, was very welcome.

Keith Banks on how events high up in the sky can be evidence of our own actions on Earth.

North Sea cruiser mystery, Two new factories for Caithness and Herbal potion proving a real turn-on

“If you want to go fast, go alone; if you want to go far, go together.”

The shallow waters of the Kyle offer a perfect place to enjoy the delights of the north coast, well protected from the forecast swell

Beautiful Botanicals by Joanne Howdle