Author - Gordon Calder

Caithness visit for STUC general secretary, Roz Foyer

Trip will be first since she took up the post in 2020

Caithness not getting 'a fair deal' from Highland Council, says Thurso community councillor

Caithness not getting 'a fair deal' from Highland Council, says Thurso community councillor

Billy Sinclair wants Caithness councillors to find out answers to his questions

Caithness minister celebrates 30 years in the role with family and friends

05 March 2023

Caithness minister celebrates 30 years in the role with family and friends

05 March 2023

Rev Howard Stone moved to Castletown in February 1993.

Pupils make 45-minute walk across busy roads and junctions from Scrabster to Thurso High School after bus service withdrawn

03 March 2023

Pupils make 45-minute walk across busy roads and junctions from Scrabster to Thurso High School after bus service withdrawn

03 March 2023

Parents desperate to find solution to problem

Long-term plan needed for strategic assets, says Caithness councillor

Long-term plan needed for strategic assets, says Caithness councillor

Struan Mackie says "joined up vision" needed for key infrastructure

Caithness health hubs could include local NHS Highland-run care homes

Caithness health hubs could include local NHS Highland-run care homes

Ambulance depots due to be relocated as part of the £80 million Caithness redesign scheme

Call for GPs to resume face-to-face appointments with patients

01 March 2023

Call for GPs to resume face-to-face appointments with patients

01 March 2023

Community council hears there have been a lot of complaints on the issue

Plan to turn former Thurso retail premises into cafe and coffee shop

28 February 2023

Plan to turn former Thurso retail premises into cafe and coffee shop

28 February 2023

Application is under consideration

Caithness fiddler, Gordon Gunn, has many strings to his bow

25 February 2023

Caithness fiddler, Gordon Gunn, has many strings to his bow

25 February 2023

He is a respected musician and composer and has his own studio in Wick

Historic Castletown mill conversion to start in spring

24 February 2023

Historic Castletown mill conversion to start in spring

24 February 2023

Work to convert a historic mill on the outskirts of Castletown is set to get under way after Highland Council granted the project a building warrant.

Stone calls for more government funding for electric vehicle charging points

Stone calls for more government funding for electric vehicle charging points

Far north MP also wants VAT scrapped on purchase of electric vehicles

Strike action set to hit airport at Wick in March in dispute over pay

Strike action set to hit airport at Wick in March in dispute over pay

Firefighters and security staff reject five per cent offer

Two-day poetry event in Helmsdale featured Caithness poet and playwright, George Gunn

22 February 2023

Two-day poetry event in Helmsdale featured Caithness poet and playwright, George Gunn

22 February 2023

Timespan event inspired by the people, landscape and stories of north of Scotland

Plans lodged for eight modular classrooms at Thurso High School

21 February 2023

Plans lodged for eight modular classrooms at Thurso High School

21 February 2023

Proposal would cost around £2 million and could be ready by October

Caithness call for Sturgeon successor to drop opposition to nuclear power

Caithness call for Sturgeon successor to drop opposition to nuclear power

Some councillors say the next First Minister should drop the SNP's opposition to nuclear power and move away from the centralisation of services.

Industrial action due to affect airports across the Highlands next week, warns union

Industrial action due to affect airports across the Highlands next week, warns union

Strikes being called over pay dispute, says Unite

Storm Otto could cause 'significant disruption and damage' warns insurance company

Storm Otto could cause 'significant disruption and damage' warns insurance company

Winds of over 75 mph and rainfall of 40-50 millimetres expected

Plea for new First Minister to put 'small businesses and the communities they sustain at the centre of Scottish Government thinking'

Plea for new First Minister to put 'small businesses and the communities they sustain at the centre of Scottish Government thinking'

Business leaders make plea after resignation of Nicola Sturgeon

Data protection request was sent to MPs office seven times, says Caithness man

Data protection request was sent to MPs office seven times, says Caithness man