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A teacher has admitted drinking "an excessive amount of alcohol" on the night she allegedly kissed and groped a pupil in a Thurso nightclub.
A Thurso teacher accused of groping and kissing a pupil at a nightclub told bosses she couldn't remember the alleged incident, a hearing was told.
Advice has been issued to Scots holidaymakers who face long delays and cancellations into the bank holiday weekend.
A teacher is to face a fitness to practice hearing.
Eddie Macgregor was also charged with threatening or abusive behaviour.
Colin MacNeil (38) used bleach or a similar liquid on the garden pond.
Thomas Couse wanted one of his workmates to continue drinking with him and reacted badly when they rejected the invitation.
Starting a new romance with her boyfriend and his two dogs proved too much for a woman.
Dominic Long was described at Wick Sheriff Court as being "sensible and courteous" at times but with a tendency to go off the rails.
He pleaded guilty to a charge of breach of the peace.
The man's former partner contacted police after the January 1 call.
He was granted bail at Wick Sheriff Court and will be sentenced next month.
Her plea comes after months of deliberations centring on her fitness to plead.
Wick Sheriff Court heard Danya Mackay (21) was stopped by police while driving on the A836 at Castletown on November 6 last year.
The woman received an absolute discharge after the sheriff sympathised with her position.
A sheriff has called for a background report on a motorist who drove with excess alcohol – two months after he was banned for drug driving.
The youth entered a funeral parlour, took a video of the deceased there and posted the footage on social media.
Bystanders were aghast when they saw a dog being subjected to a vicious attack in the street – by its owner.
Fisherman Andrew Mackay (34) maintained he had been attacked by two men and suggested the officers should be looking for them.
Sir Archibald mooted as MP in 1922, Council salute to new ship in 1972 and fears Caithness was missing out on European funding in 1997.
