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COUNCILLORS have given the green light for construction to begin on a new primary school which will serve pupils in the north of Wick.
REPAIRS have been made to traffic lights at the junction of the A836 Thurso to Castletown road and the A9. A malfunction was reported to contractor BEAR…
WEDNESDAY marks the 50th anniversary of the Wick Senior Citizens Treat.
ASPIRING Caithness space travellers might get the chance to launch from a spot quite close to home.
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CITIZENS Advice Scotland (CAS) believes all children in the country should get a free credit union account to help them avoid payday loans.
PEOPLE are being called on to join the only UK-wide charity to exclusively meet the needs of those at risk from severe allergic reactions.
A MAN has been banned from driving for a year after he was clocked driving at 109 mph in Caithness.
PROPOSALS to split the Scottish Highland Football League (SHFL) have been rejected as football chiefs voted instead to increase the number of midweek…
That was said yesterday by Alan Poulton, chief executive of the John G Russell (Transport) Group – the parent company of the freezer firm.
ENTRIES have opened for the Castle of Mey 10K which is being run on Sunday, May 11.
MacLeod’s resignation from the local authority last September in light of court proceedings left taxpayers with a £16,349 bill. Highland Council…
SIR – On behalf of the Hogmanay in Thurso committee, we would like to thank everyone who supported us with this year’s street party.
A STRING of incidents around Wick has resulted in a number of youths being reported to the Reporter to the Children’s Panel.
THE failure of a Highland Council district heating scheme designed to meet the authority’s renewable targets has cost the taxpayer £11.5 million.
A THURSO man has had a non-harassment order imposed on him after being found guilty of threatening and abusive behaviour towards a former partner at a…
That is the hope of Highland councillors Donnie Mackay and John Rosie who are confident the project will proceed.
Rainbows were relatively rare last year due to unfavourable weather conditions. Retired far north school head teacher Jim Johnston was therefore delighted…
Courier columnist Dan Mackay found his first trip to Inverness Caley Thistle’s ground on the northern outskirts of Inverness memorable for all the…
A HALKIRK photographer has been nominated in the 2014 Highlands and Islands Media Awards for taking one of the best photographs of the year.
