Courts

Incident outside the Y-not Bar and Grill in Thurso led to visitors being told to "go back home"

A woman is due in court today after an alleged assault took place in Wick yesterday morning.

Wick Sheriff Court has granted a court order against a Thurso man caught with counterfeit cigarettes and tobacco

Three men who stormed into a Caithness house and caused over £7000 worth of damage were sentenced on Thursday.

A sheriff has taken steps to ensure a woman from Thurso will not be bothered by a man who upset her.

A YOUNG woman doused herself in fuel outside a police station and flicked a cigarette lighter…

A student from Wick who was caught with £10,500 worth of cocaine and cannabis after a Christmas Eve train journey has avoided a jail sentence.

A teenager whose excuse for carrying a knife in public was that she was using it to do some dental work, escaped detention at Wick Sheriff Court.

Children at Miller Academy have colourful benches and people using Victoria Walk are benefitting from refurbished fencing thanks to community payback.

A severe arthritis sufferer began growing cannabis plants to help alleviate the pain for himself and a friend.

A Thurso taxi driver who posted offensive comments about his ex-partner on social media has been given a chance to show he can behave.

A motorcyclist has been warned that drug-driving will be treated as seriously as drink-driving after admitting to driving after taking cannabis.

The county’s sheriff has shown sympathy to an MS sufferer who grew cannabis to alleviate the pain.

A YOUNG Wick man has be ordered to carry out 50 hours of unpaid work after admitted having been in possession of ecstasy.

A community project in Thurso has taken receipt of two picnic benches specifically designed for wheelchair users.

A 23-year-old north Sutherland man appeared in private at Inverness Sheriff Court today on charges including one alleging a robbery in Wick.

A 37-year-old man who broke into a Wick café and stole a safe containing £5000 was jailed for 16 months at Inverness Sheriff Court today.

A Wick man has condemned Police Scotland for what he calls its 'lack of transparency' in recording homophobic hate crimes.

Police are trying to trace two thieves who chanced their luck stealing a charity box a petty-cash tin from a Wick business.

Witches of east Wick and west Thurso are amongst many plotted on an interactive map created by Edinburgh University academics.