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The plight of elderly constituents in the far north who are “scared” to turn on their heating has prompted MSP Maree Todd to call for action.
Horse-trading is under way as top councillors bid to thrash out a deal to form the new political administration of Highland Council.
The Liberal Democrats and Greens make big gains, the Conservatives hold and Independent fall by seven
Conservative, Independent, Liberal Democrat, and SNP councillors elected
High risk gamble pays off for Tory while there was a LibDem surge
Lib Dems, Labour, the SNP and Greens have taken seats.
Caithness residents can find the nearest polling station using this interactive map
And why X no longer marks the spot
A day before the vote here are their plans for the next five years
Far north MP Jamie Stone slams Scottish Government promises for falling 'woefully short'
London-based Energiekontor wanted to build six turbines near Dunbeath but its application was rejected by Highland Council last June.
Postal voters are being reminded to read the instructions carefully when completing their pack to ensure their vote counts.
Caithness could host a new nuclear development – if the Scottish Government lifts its objection to the industry, according to the UK government.
Jamie Stone said: 'It is time to cut the head from this rotting fish'
Highland Council has appointed Allan Gunn as the executive chief officer (ECO) for Communities and Place.
MP Jamie Stone berates the SNP for failing to deliver Caithness maternity care
New leisure facilities in Thurso and Halkirk are among a raft of investments needed in Caithness, according to Highland Council.
The full slate of those standing shows 12 candidates aiming to win one of the eight seats
The Highlands is being left behind the rest of the country in the delivery of the Scottish Government’s rollout of the R100 broadband programme.
Former Holyrood candidate Molly Nolan among those seeking election to Highland Council in May.
