JAMES Bond nearly came to Caithness in his latest screen outing.
But for Wick artist Ian Charles Scott, who lives and works in New York, the past week has been an experience he does not want to relive anytime soon,…
UP to 100 jobs could be created at Wick Harbour if two large-scale windfarms off the Caithness coast are given the green light.
ONCE again Caithness has a gold medal winner from the Royal National Mod after a passionate supporter of the Gaelic language scooped the prestigious prize…
VOLUNTEERS are needed to help clean up Thurso beach ahead of the UK Pro Surfing Tour arriving for the Wave North festival next weekend.
A COMMERCIAL peat-cutting business in Caithness could go up in smoke if plans for a large-scale wind farm get the go-ahead.
A RURAL community benefit fund in west Caithness is sitting at over half a million pounds that is going nowhere fast.
WATCHING Castletown’s award-winning junior musician romp to victory at the Royal National Mòd in a senior competition was "absolutely electrifying,"…
FEARS that no star will shine over Wick’s winter wonderland this year are growing as the public faces a bleak festive season without a Christmas…
TREASURE hunting on a global scale will be taking place across the Caithness countryside this weekend as amateur adventurers from around the UK attend…
A CAITHNESS artist has just received a Royal Diploma for Painting from the Queen in recognition of his work being selected for the Royal Scottish Collection…
LATE night noise nuisances in Wick are to be silenced this week with a Highland Council-funded roadblock.
A CAITHNESS businessman claims he has been fighting against Highlands and Islands Airways Ltd (HIAL) for two decades to bring new business to Wick Airport.
Nicola Simpson’s daughter Abigail was killed in 2007 when the Ford Fiesta belonging to Castletown’s Scott Manson smashed into a pillar on…
The name extension is designed to bring about more business to the airport through its association with John O’Groats which has been transformed…
CAITHNESS will lose jury trials and its Justice of the Peace Court if new plans being set out by the Scottish Court Service (SCS) are given the go-ahead.
A FEARED downgrading of Wick Sheriff Court would mean witnesses, jurors and accused in trials travelling “unacceptable” distances, according…
THE great exodus of Highland Council workers from Wick town centre to make way for a multi-million pound office redevelopment is to go ahead this winter…
THE UK’s Olympic 2012 legacy of encouraging children into sport could be lost in Caithness as local youth groups struggle to pay rising charges…
SILVER medal hopes have been realised by a blooming hard-working Caithness community group.
