CAITHNESS will see its biggest-ever community campaign this weekend.
A GRIEVING father has condemned “a sick act of vandalism” which was carried out at his teenage son’s grave.
CANCER patients from all over the country will be setting off from John O’Groats this week at the start of a marathon cycle run to London.
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A THURSO musician is to appear with an Edinburgh-based band at a gig in London with such famous names as Tom Jones, Stereophonics, Snow Patrol, Duran…
PEOPLE from Caithness could have the chance to appear in a new comedy/ entertainment show which is being hosted by Jack Dee. The show, being made by Citrus…
OVER £6800 was raised for Wick lifeboat station at a charity ball which was held in the town. The Old Pulteney Prohibition Ball, which started in 2007,…
A BEACON will be lit on top of Morven to mark the Queen’s diamond jubilee celebrations.
A NEW book written by Chris McIvor from Wick is being launched in his home town later this week.
A CAMPAIGN group has urged newly-elected Highland councillors to back efforts for a rail link over the Dornoch Firth. Ken Sutherland, of Railfuture Scotland,…
MORE than 15 enquiries have been made about a Caithness abattoir and meat processing company which has gone into administration. That was revealed…
A NEW watersports and chandlery centre has opened at Wick hHarbour to capitalise on the increasing number of visitors to the local marina. The venture,…
A WICK man who was caught up in an American college shooting has spoken about the dramatic incident, which left a student injured. Ian Scott, an internationally-respected…
EQUIPMENT manufactured by a Wick-based company is being used in an underwater noise study in the Pentland Firth as part of the MeyGen tidal project in…
A CAITHNESS businessman is to sue the Bank of Scotland for around £10 million after one of his companies went into administration.
A RESCUE of stranded whales in the North has helped put the British Divers Marine Life Rescue in the running for a national charity award. The Scottish…
SCOTTISH Water has been accused of “a lack of transparency” over plans to increase the bacteria level for sewerage discharge at Dunnet Bay. The accusation…
WELFARE benefit changes being proposed by the UK Government have been condemned as "absolutely bonkers" by the chief executive of Thurso-based Pentland…
Councillor accused of living in ‘a council bubble'...
FOURTEEN cases of a superbug were diagnosed in the Far North in the past year, an increase of five on 2010/11. The figures – outlined at a meeting…