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Labour confirmed that its plans to keep energy bills low would benefit all 2.5 million households in Scotland including all off-grid households.
The Met Office issued a bulletin this morning with a Yellow Warning for very strong winds affecting Caithness this evening.
The volunteer crew of Wick Lifeboat responded to a 'state of urgency' message sent by Shetland coastguard on behalf of a fishing vessel this morning.
A community activist thinks special Covid funds for the Thurso area could have been better allocated to help in refurbishing local bus shelters.
Work is nearing completion on cabling works, at a site in West Watten, that will connect the Burn of Whilk wind farm to the electricity network.
Key recommendations have been put to Government Ministers in today’s report on how Scotland’s land could be taxed better.
Shoppers in Thurso and Wick are being encouraged to help support an in-store fundraising campaign for three of the UK’s leading health charities.
Caithness homeowners and landlords have been advised over the potential implications of new smoke alarm regulations due to come into place next week.
Wick-born filmmaker Ashley Cowie is producing a new UFO documentary series in Colombia and he wants Caithness folk to take part.
Welcome to Your Vote week which is the ideal time to start conversations with young people about democracy, politics, and all aspects of voting.
As the world’s largest garden wildlife survey returns will you see more than a house sparrow this time?
Queries were raised at a community council meeting in Wick over 'repeated absences' of three Highland councillors.
A Thurso woman with MS feels let down by NHS Highland and social services despite helping many disabled people access those same services.
Far north MP Jamie Stone is trying to ensure that households are 'not paying more than they need to on broadband costs'.
The local authority approved a below inflation rise in council house rents for 2022/23 to help tenants 'during challenging financial times'.
The call is going out to the Caithness farmers, gamekeepers and land managers to take part in the Big Farmland Bird Count this February.
Rising food costs and an energy bill crisis have driven up prices at their fastest rate in almost 30 years, new figures have revealed.
Foundation Scotland has launched an online survey to gather views on the delivery and impact of the Stroupster Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund.
The largest grant ever made by the Stroupster Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund has enabled improvement work to begin at the St Johns Pool bird reserve
Caithness-based community organisations can apply for grants of up to £10,000 to organise free, beginner-friendly cycling events in 2022.
