THE coastguard station at Scrabster has effectively been condemned after being undermined by major new erosion to adjoining cliffs.
Front Lawn Films will be shooting its latest film, A War Story, at locations throughout the far north, claiming the landscape is the perfect setting from…
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Staff at Nuvia have been supporting the decommissioning of the Ignalina nuclear power plant in Lithuania, with 40 people employed in developing a mock-up…
ALL Barry Wilson wants for Christmas is to garner all six points from the north derby double header and have a happy new year knowing Wick Academy are…
WIDELY considered to be one of the finest Scottish literary works of the 20th century, The Silver Darlings is set to be turned into a film which could…
THIRTY-FIVE new jobs are coming on stream at Dounreay to help speed up the work to decommission the former fast reactor complex.
Independents Donnie Mackay, Willie Mackay and John Rosie are calling for a change in policy which would allow people to attend joint Caithness ward business…
That was the message from Audrey MacIver, head of energy – supply chain and developer engagement at Highland and Islands Enterprise, who said the…
ANGRY residents in Lybster are claiming theirs is among a number of Caithness villages being ignored by gritters when icy conditions prove treacherous…
TESCO wants to retain planning permission for a new supermarket in Thurso, but remains undecided if it actually wants to build one.
A CHARITY which helps farmers who have suffered hardship and poverty as a result of their livelihood taking a turn for the worse has received a four figure…
THE number of pupils attending schools in Caithness has fallen dramatically in the last two decades strengthening claims that the young population is…
HIGHLAND Council and TranServ Scotland are being urged to make a greater effort to clear Caithness roads of water to prevent serious accidents from occurring.
THE number of people gaining access to dental healthcare in Caithness has increased significantly since a new NHS clinic opened at the beginning of this…
THE new five-star status of one of the most exclusive properties in Caithness will enable it to market itself to the world as a luxury venue.
AFTER months of hard work and sweat to create a play park to be proud of, it eventually all proved too much for chairwoman Vicky Mackay when her village’s…
THE Captain’s Galley in Scrabster celebrates its tenth anniversary this week but to its owners Jim and Mary Cowie, it is much more to them than…
THIRTY jobs are set to be created in Caithness by a supply chain company which claims the area has one of the most important roles to play in the future…
CINEMA-goers in Caithness have been classed as unique after bucking the trend of declining audience figures across the UK during the summer.
