Deployment squads of specialist police officers were seen in Wick and Thurso yesterday as part of an initiative to disrupt various criminal activities
World Book Day sees a new reading initiative announced to inspire and encourage people to read every day to boost mental health and wellbeing.
Thousands of books in braille and audio formats are to be given away to children with sight loss by the Royal National Institute of Blind People.
A Thurso drop-in centre seeks volunteers to help it in its aim to provide a cosy informal atmosphere for people and families affected by cancer
A national charity urges the public to be brush up on water safety knowledge after last July witnessed 49 accidental drownings in just two weeks.
With the theatre doors closed for almost two years, Lyth Arts Centre has this week announced its new spring programme is to take place indoors.
A crash on the A9, Causewaymire road, near Latheron this morning led to a man being taken to Raigmore hospital due to his injuries.
A meeting in Wick Town Hall provided a chance for the council to update the public with its progress on the redesign of Wick town centre.
Caithness residents are warned not to get caught out by Census scammers as the official count of Scotland’s population begins this week.
Police were kept busy in Wick over the weekend with incidents reported in Kennedy Terrace and Glamis Road with a 27-year-old man being arrested.
Temperate conditions over the weekend provided the perfect opportunity for visitors to enjoy a walk around the gardens of Thrumster House.
The Highland Council is set to consider an additional £5.5m investment in the roads infrastructure as part of its £10m investment plan for 2022-23.
A countryside charity, is calling on Caithness residents to take part in Star Count, the country’s biggest annual citizen science project of its kind.
A Wick supermarket has shown it is passionate about providing shoppers with high quality and ethically produced products with its Fairtrade Fortnight.
From today, pupils and staff in secondary schools will no longer be required to wear face coverings in classrooms.
Lyth Arts Centre will host a live theatre event – 'a funny and poignant look at love and communication in human (and not so human) relationships'
Caithness Family History’s online talk on Wednesday March 9 at 7pm is entitled, Stroma to Waas and Rosie to Ross.
A Labour MSP has condemned the planned changes to rail ticket office opening times, with hours slashed at Wick by a third, as 'a cost saving exercise'
A Caithness company has received a prestigious certificate to prove its commitment to recycling.
People in Caithness can help to feed hungry children living in the world’s poorest countries by becoming a Mary’s Meals volunteer.
