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A new robot has been trialled at Dounreay in order to reach “severely restricted” areas at the former experimental nuclear plant.
People wanting to take a breather at the end of the road in John O’Groats will soon be able to sit down with their favourite bear.
The annual ram sales hosted by Aberdeen and Northern Marts will see a total entry of 295 rams and 1500 gimmers destined for Caithness Livestock Centre
ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson joins volunteers in the Cairngorms National Park as they help keep mountain paths in good working order
A Caithness charity that supports young carers and a Wick organisation that has developed the town’s campsite were winners at a recent awards event.
A Wick business is celebrating selling its millionth packet of seaweed chips in just 12 months – by launching a new flavour.
Reiss Gardening Club’s annual show was well supported, with the usual colourful display of plants, flowers, fruit and vegetables.
Pupils at Noss Primary were given medals by a local gardening club as a token of appreciation for all the effort they put into its annual flower show.
Quoybrae, Aberdeen and Northern Marts on Monday, September 9, sold 3577 prime and store sheep, feeding ewes and rams.
A village lambasted as a “bleak outpost” and a “ghost town” just a year after a transformation plan was launched has turned its fortunes around.
Care home residents in Thurso have been feeling the wind in their hair as they enjoy cruising about the town on a trishaw.
People living with Parkinson’s and their families and carers are being invited to an event in Thurso to learn more about support that is available.
John Davidson finds time for a nice circuit on the mountain bike, visiting some fine features of the national park
In a break with tradition, exhibitors who won trophies at the Caithness County Show received their silverware during a floral art demonstration.
More research could help to discover whether a central part of the world-famous prehistoric monument at Stonehenge really did come from Caithness.
Quoybrae, Aberdeen and Northern Marts on Monday, September 2, sold 1067 store & breeding cattle at their anniversary show and sale.
See the latest photos of Primary 1 pupils starting the new school year in 2024 across the far north
An experienced crofter from Thurso is among a new quartet joining the board of the Scottish Crofting Federation.
John Davidson and his wife Meg took on the 24-hour running challenge for the first time - and came out smiling
A Caithness cow was sold for the third-best price of the day at a spectacular sale near Aberdeen.
