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Cameron Boyd reported a clean bill of health after the Greens’ Boxing Day outing, with their home league match against Ellon coming up on January 11.
Caithness scored a double success on Boxing Day at Millbank, with the Greens taking the Sinclair Cadzow Memorial Trophy and the Krakens winning too.
Millbank is set to stage the latest instalment of the annual festive rugby fixture between Caithness and the Exiles/Students.
Home comforts again yielded maximum returns for the Greens, who can now enjoy the festive period having lifted themselves clear of bottom spot.
Excavation material from the site of a new substation in west Caithness was taken away before traces of radioactive contamination were found there.
A stalwart of Thurso Amateur Swimming Club is this year’s recipient of the Caithness service-to-sport award which is put up by Scottish ClubSport.
A globetrotting multi-marathon runner, a teenage badminton starlet and an up-and-coming equestrian have been honoured by Caithness Sports Council.
Head coach Cameron Boyd is not unduly concerned by Caithness being anchored at the bottom of the North Conference of Caley 1 with four games to go.
The radioactive contamination that has suspended work on a high voltage cable between Orkney and Caithness is being linked to wartime aircraft.
Dounreay’s new supremo is looking to get the site on an even keel after it has had to negotiate some choppy waters in recent years.
Work on part of the high voltage cable between Orkney and Caithness has been suspended because of the presence of radioactive contamination.
Caithness Rugby Club return to action this weekend after a break for the Autumn internationals.
Community and business representatives are reeling from Orbex’s shock decision to halt work on the spaceport it was developing in north Sutherland.
A one-sided victory over Turriff has seen the women’s team close in on their league title.
A Thurso Highland councillor has spoken of his frustration at being repeatedly rebuffed in his bid to discover information about two care facilities.
Community representatives in Thurso are concerned about moves to rejig how Women’s Aid groups operate in the Highlands.
Highland Council is being asked to consider reopening the public toilets behind Thurso’s St Peter’s and Andrew’s Church.
Community representatives are unhappy with the change to opening hours of Highland Council’s Thurso service point since the pandemic.
Efforts to get railings reinstated at a busy Thurso junction have come to naught.
A Thurso Highland councillor claims the current review which has put most play parks in the town under threat represents a good opportunity.
