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Thurso has been given fresh perspective this week after a popular Scottish travel video creator showcased the town.
Kev Stewart, from Papigoe near Wick, is no stranger to endurance, both physical and emotional.
Wick Academy under-18 manager has called time on his tenure as manager of the team.
The club said it was “extremely disappointed” after learning that the game had been postponed.
United go three points clear in the CAFA First Division after beating Groats 3-1 on Wednesday.
Four more sides have secured their place in the second round of the Stannergill Cup with matches played on Tuesday and Wednesday evening.
Police Scotland have launched an appeal for witnesses following a fatal crash near Watten last night.
Wick Groats were too strong for Watten last night in the first round of the Stannergill Cup.
First round matches in the new Stannergill Cup were played last night.
Highland Council is now urging residents to submit comments highlighting the potential impact the closures could have.
Highland Council say information services for parents of children with autism will continue as part of a new project.
Dornoch Cathedral will be the setting for an “exceptional” evening of classical music on May 10.
Beautiful Botanicals by Joanne Howdle
Caithness is set to feature in a BBC special on Scotland’s coasts which airs later this week.
Leading rural organisations say muirburn licensing delays could risk exacerbating the growing threat of wildfires across Scotland.
The transformation of the historic Castletown Mill into a “world-class” whisky distillery reached a new milestone this week.
The transformation of the historic Castletown Mill into a “world-class” whisky distillery reached a new milestone this week.
Police Scotland has confirmed that the A9 has been reopened
The Affordable Warmth Highland scheme has secured £194,268 in total financial gains for tenants.
Assistant chief-exec Kate Lackie says the local authority had continued to fund the service ‘without fail’ and would have continued to do so.
