The prediction comes from Caithness and North Sutherland Regeneration Partnership’s programme manager Eann Sinclair as Marine Scotland kicks off…
CAITHNESS marine rescuers played a pivotal role in saving a pod of pilot whales stranded on a beach at the weekend.
WICK and the road north to it are the subject of a newly recorded song by one of the town’s most famous musical sons.
IT’S north versus north in an internationally flavoured tie for the Scorries in the second round of the Scottish Cup.
A DIABETIC Thurso amputee whose body rejected an organ transplant was forced to make her own way to Inverness this week after being twice knocked back…
A DOUNREAY worker who offered help to colleagues looking to find a new career recently took her own advice – opening a new tearoom at Scrabster.
VETERAN nuclear police officers at Dounreay are in the firing line as they look like being shoe-horned into civilian jobs for turning down a call to arms.
A DISPUTE in the contract to erect a fence as part of a £7 million security upgrade at Dounreay has had to be settled by an industry arbitration…
WICK Academy manager Davie Kirkwood reckons that he and his opposite number this weekend have a lot in common.
AS temperatures soared on the first full day of B-fest, so did spirits and the size of the crowd.
MORE than 2500 revellers flocked to Wick’s Riverside for blistering sunshine, top music and fun-filled entertainment as B-fest returned for the…
FOR long enough bereaved mum Nicola Simpson accepted the fact she would never forgive the young man found guilty of killing her 15-year-old daughter by…
AHEAD of topping the bill at Wick’s B-fest tomorrow The Proclaimers told the John O’Groat Journal why they can’t wait to get back on…
The almost all-female team of marine mammal medics battled their way to victory after prevailing in the final pull of the blue riband event, which was…
IT’S almost 250 miles from Leith to Wick – the perfect journey for Scotland’s two top musicians The Proclaimers.
AS heavy rain pummelled Caithness on Saturday locals turned up with their umbrellas to watch Titanic sail down Wick’s Bridge Street.
WICK harbour’s plans for the future were given the royal nod of approval when the Duke of Rothesay visited the former herring capital of Europe…
A COLOURFUL clash of cultures hit Caithness over the past fortnight as the circus came to town.
TWO-year-old Summer Stokley is not going to walk or talk.
ENABLE Scotland’s Inspire Me project was launched recently in Thurso, building on the work of ENABLE Link which supported young people with learning…
