Parents of children with autism spectrum conditions in the far north are planning to form a pressure group to campaign for improvements in support.
The ferry MV Alfred will not return to the Caithness-Orkney route until at least next summer after its charter on the west coast was extended.
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People in Caithness are being urged to enjoy Bonfire Night safely and prevent negative impacts on people, pets, and the environment.
A pupil at Wick High School is hoping to make a difference after being elected to chair the Highland Youth Parliament for the coming year.
A Caithness animal charity says it has seen a 250 per cent increase in queries for its rehoming service since the closure of the centre at Balmore.
People in Wick are being encouraged to find out more about being an animal fosterer at an event next week.
A stretch of the A9 in Sutherland has been identified as the highest risk for deer collisions outside of the central belt.
A stretch of common good land beside the River Wick has been earmarked for lease to wind farm developers – but it won’t be used for turbines.
Two new radioactive particles have been found at Sandside beach near Dounreay.
The future of a vital Caithness cancer support centre has been secured thanks to a £180,000 injection from Macmillan Cancer Support.
Postal ballot papers have been mailed out ahead of contested community council elections in parts of Caithness and Sutherland.
Children in the far north will be given an insight into the careers of the future in the region after a new tie-up between industry and academia.
New riverside woodlands in Caithness and Sutherland are leading the way in new forestry practices that protect watercourses and enhance biodiversity.
Quoybrae, Aberdeen & Northern Marts on Monday sold 102 weaned calves and store cattle, 14 breeding cattle, 3770 prime, store and breeding sheep.
A new trim trail in the grounds of Halkirk Primary School will allow the pupils to make the most of their outdoor time, according to the head teacher.
Tourists around the globe are being told that next year is the perfect time to visit the far north after the area was chosen by a top travel guide.
The Highlands has an opportunity to become “Scotland’s true gateway to nature” as an appeal has gone out to nominate Scotland's next national park.
Road works to install lower speed limits through Golspie will be in place for three weeks, starting from Monday.
Urgent action is being called for in a Thurso street that it is feared could be on the verge of collapse.
