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Community councillors in the west of Caithness have said most residents remain greatly concerned about the “industrialisation of the Highlands”.
The Liberal Democrat MP for Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross wants the UK government to act over higher delivery charges to his constituency.
A beautifully hand-painted sign has been installed by the roadside at Staxigoe to help tourists find their way to Castle Sinclair Girnigoe.
Bradley Thomson hopes an extra-time victory over Acks in the Eain Mackintosh Cup can be a turning point after a tough start to the season for Keiss.
Four cyclists dubbed the Handlebar Heroes arrived in John O’Groats at the weekend after an eight-day fundraising challenge from Land’s End.
Wick’s new banking hub is on course to open a month from now, although “a wee bit of a misconception” persists over a key aspect of how it will work.
“Home-grown” power from Limekiln will play an important part in boosting UK energy security, Scottish Renewables’ director of communications said.
Caithness Ladies tasted defeat in the SWF Highlands and Islands League for the first time this season when they were beaten 3-1 by Orkney on Sunday.
Residents of Pentland View care home in Thurso have been going quackers over five baby ducks called Bananas, Hawk, Spike, Chico and Waddles.
The newly opened Limekiln wind farm will generate more than half a million pounds a year in community benefit from 2026.
The Pentland Venture has sailed out of Caithness waters for the last time – and is now set for a new lease of life as a party boat on the Thames.
Limekiln wind farm was only able to go ahead after “a big fight”, guests were told at the official opening of the 24-turbine development.
A campaigner has compiled a list of “10 tricks” allegedly being used by developers to push renewable energy projects through the planning system.
Wick Players are making good progress on a refurbishment of their base – and in doing so they are “laying the foundation for the future”.
The Noss Primary School bike train is regularly attracting 100 or more cyclists, with the recent good weather helping to build up numbers.
The new-look John O’Groats Mill is almost ready to be revealed – and members of the local community will be the first to get a glimpse inside.
Links between Caithness and Patagonia have been strengthened after a visit to the county by a direct descendant of a noted 19th-century sheep farmer.
Reliability on the Wick/Aberdeen air link was running at up to 90 per cent at the start of this year before dropping to 72 per cent in March.
Physicality was the key factor in Caithness Ladies’ narrow loss to Sutherland in their SWF Highlands and Islands Cup tie, according to Tom McKenna.
Mervyn Hill from the Nethercliffe Hotel kept up a 30-year sponsorship commitment to Wick Groats when he handed over a new strip to the team.
