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The absence of overnight respite provision in the north Highlands for youngsters with special needs has taken a major toll, it has been claimed.
The Krakens and the Greens face north-east opposition this weekend on cup and league business respectively, against Peterhead and Ellon.
Some overdue TLC is being shown towards a historic site in Thurso that doesn’t register on the radar of many local people, never mind visitors.
Caithness under-18s lost 22-5 to Highland Falcons at the weekend in their opening group game in the Saltire Energy Caledonia Youth Bowl.
The dearth of public toilets in Thurso continues to irk community representatives.
Lord Thurso has given his backing to plans to revive Thurso’s Hogmanay street party.
Overnight respite for families with children with learning disabilities is set to be reinstated at Thurso’s Thor House by the summer.
Four roads in Thurso are being prioritised for repair as Highland Council continues its uphill battle to make inroads on the huge backlog of work.
Binning all the current proposals to amend parking regulations in Thurso town centre would be “a missed opportunity”, it is being claimed.
The Scottish Government is being asked to investigate erecting an avalanche shelter to prevent further blockages at the most northerly point of the A9
Police in Thurso have seized cocaine with a street value of £70,000 over the past two months.
The Greens have increased their advantage over bottom team North Police without playing, after their scheduled clash was called off last week.
Few, if any, community council meetings have ended with a mass singalong and a round of applause.
The emerging strength in depth of Caithness senior rugby ranks was on display as Caithness Seconds ran amok against visitors Skye at the weekend.
The Greens can take a big step towards preserving their Caley 1 status if they come out on top against bottom side North Police on Saturday.
Everything clicked for Caithness Seconds as they produced a five-star performance in their Caley North Region Division 3 encounter at Fraserburgh.
Caithness Krakens duly clinched the Caledonia North Region League 2 title with a no-frills 41-10 victory over Orkney Dragons at Millbank.
Caithness Krakens are set to emerge from their winter hibernation to formally clinch the Caledonia North 2 title when they entertain Orkney Dragons.
Highland Council’s latest moves to regulate parking in Thurso town centre have stirred up a hornet’s nest.
The Greens are scheduled to host Ellon this weekend as they continue their drive to secure their place in Caledonia League Division 1.
