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Business is blooming for Wick florist who benefited from growth programme

31 May 2021
Business is blooming for Wick florist who benefited from growth programme

Business is blooming for Wick florist who benefited from growth programme

31 May 2021

A local florist is encouraging others to take advantage of a year-long programme aimed at developing the next generation of entrepreneurs.


Hoo went down the chimney?

30 May 2021
Hoo went down the chimney?

Hoo went down the chimney?

30 May 2021

Blustery weather tests wildlife in Caithness resulting in an owl making an appearance in the latest episode of The Highland Vet.


Projectile from weapon found in field with horses

28 May 2021
Projectile from weapon found in field with horses

Projectile from weapon found in field with horses

28 May 2021

A local horse owner has expressed concern after finding a crossbow bolt in a field on her property.


Latheronwheel distillery the only Highland winner in Scottish Edge Business competition

28 May 2021
Latheronwheel distillery the only Highland winner in Scottish Edge Business competition

Latheronwheel distillery the only Highland winner in Scottish Edge Business competition

28 May 2021

Ice & Fire Distillery has secured £70k towards ambitious plans to expand the business, including the creation of a visitor centre.


Thurso guitarist creates debut album for new Scottish funk and soul group

26 May 2021
Thurso guitarist creates debut album for new Scottish funk and soul group

Thurso guitarist creates debut album for new Scottish funk and soul group

26 May 2021

Caithness guitarist Barry Gordon has released a new album with some of the top names in Scottish funk music.


Jamie Stone calls for Scottish Government to restore faith in local bus services

25 May 2021
Jamie Stone calls for Scottish Government to restore faith in local bus services

Jamie Stone calls for Scottish Government to restore faith in local bus services

25 May 2021

North MP Jamie Stone has voiced concern about the decline in local bus services despite a report revealing that the region has an increase in usage.


Group activities get the green light at Ormlie Community Association

25 May 2021
Group activities get the green light at Ormlie Community Association

Group activities get the green light at Ormlie Community Association

25 May 2021

Activities at Ormlie Community Association are back up and running as the staff are finally able to return to the office in Thurso.


New craft shop in Lybster hopes to tap into the NC500

24 May 2021
New craft shop in Lybster hopes to tap into the NC500

New craft shop in Lybster hopes to tap into the NC500

24 May 2021

A new shop show casing a wide range of local crafts is set to open in Lybster next week.


Highland Virtual Academy’s success and next steps

24 May 2021
Highland Virtual Academy’s success and next steps

Highland Virtual Academy’s success and next steps

24 May 2021

Members of the Education Committee have been updated on the successes of the Highland Virtual Academy (HVA) and future plans for digital learning.


Caithness causes reminded to apply for community fund

24 May 2021
Caithness causes reminded to apply for community fund

Caithness causes reminded to apply for community fund

24 May 2021

The deadline is looming for the Co-op’s Local Community Fund which has raised over £143,000 for local causes in Caithness since 2016.


Cows, dogs, rabbits and even a red deer take centre stage with Thurso vets on TV

23 May 2021
Cows, dogs, rabbits and even a red deer take centre stage with Thurso vets on TV

Cows, dogs, rabbits and even a red deer take centre stage with Thurso vets on TV

23 May 2021

This week's episode of The Highland Vet features a variety of calls including a visit to one local farm to check a slightly unusual patient.


Ashley Ann chairman coaches new runner – over £1600 raised for charity

22 May 2021
Ashley Ann chairman coaches new runner – over £1600 raised for charity

Ashley Ann chairman coaches new runner – over £1600 raised for charity

22 May 2021

A Thurso woman has raised £825 for Maggie's Highlands – matched by local company Ashley Ann – after setting herself a demanding running challenge.


WATCH: Brandon McPhee proves a hit on accordion app with over 50,000 views

21 May 2021
WATCH: Brandon McPhee proves a hit on accordion app with over 50,000 views

WATCH: Brandon McPhee proves a hit on accordion app with over 50,000 views

21 May 2021

Caithness entertainer Brandon McPhee is doing his bit to encourage more young people to take up the button accordion.


Northern Pilgrims' Way to be promoted at Thurso event

18 May 2021
Northern Pilgrims' Way to be promoted at Thurso event

Northern Pilgrims' Way to be promoted at Thurso event

18 May 2021

An open–air mass at the Old St Peter's Church, Thurso, is one of three special events being planned this summer by the Northern Pilgrims' Way Group.


Caithness and Sutherland tourism group takes part in virtual event

17 May 2021
Caithness and Sutherland tourism group takes part in virtual event

Caithness and Sutherland tourism group takes part in virtual event

17 May 2021

Representatives from Venture North were among those from the Highlands taking part in a virtual travel event aimed at reconnecting global tourism.


Collie dog Dot from East Durran is one of the stars in tonight's episode of The Highland Vet

17 May 2021
Collie dog Dot from East Durran is one of the stars in tonight's episode of The Highland Vet

Collie dog Dot from East Durran is one of the stars in tonight's episode of The Highland Vet

17 May 2021

The brand-new series of The Highland Vet is proving popular with the first episode being the top show of the day on 5Select.


Virtual challenge helps Caithness Foodbank

17 May 2021
Virtual challenge helps Caithness Foodbank

Virtual challenge helps Caithness Foodbank

17 May 2021

A charity challenge by workers based at the Beatrice Wind Farm in Wick has raised £270 for the Caithness Foodbank.


Gr-8 result for Thurso musician

14 May 2021
Gr-8 result for Thurso musician

Gr-8 result for Thurso musician

14 May 2021

Katrina Gordon has passed her Grade 8 piano with merit raising over £5000 in the process for the Scottish Schools Orchestra Trust (SScOT.


Two local art centres to benefit from the creation of new full-time roles

12 May 2021
Two local art centres to benefit from the creation of new full-time roles

Two local art centres to benefit from the creation of new full-time roles

12 May 2021

Lyth Arts Centre and North Lands Creative, Lybster, are both set to have an artist in residence as part of a national programme.


College interim principal “delighted to congratulate” staff and students

10 May 2021
College interim principal “delighted to congratulate” staff and students

College interim principal “delighted to congratulate” staff and students

10 May 2021

North Highland College UHI students and staff have been congratulated on how they have coped over the past year during challenging circumstances.


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