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THE Pentland Firth is on course to become the first marine energy park in Scotland, it has emerged.
SPEED checks are set to be introduced in a Caithness village after concerns from parents who fear for their children’s lives due to the actions of dangerous…
CLAIMS that Orkney and Shetland should have the right to remain in the UK if Scotland became independent have been criticised by the MSP for Caithness,…
FORMER Woolworths staff in Caithness have hit out after learning that they will not receive a share of a multi-million-pound compensation deal.
FORMER Woolworths employees in Caithness have been told they do not qualify for a share of a £67.8 million compensation payout because the branches they…
Davie Kirkwood sais Academy played well on Saturday in challenging conditions.
FARMERS in the Far North have reported no significant damage to their businesses despite their land being flooded due to prolonged downpours.
TWO of the country’s top chefs will be heading to Caithness next year to take part in the county’s most renowned food event.
CAITHNESS is set to experience another blowout as hurricane-force winds batter the region once again today.
COUNCIL tax should be increased to maintain services at their current level in the Far North and save jobs.
WICK manager Davie Kirkwood was able to enjoy his Christmas turkey after another three points extended his side’s record to one defeat in its last six…
FERRY services between Caithness and Orkney could be disrupted on Wednesday. Severe gales are set to batter northern Scotland with NorthLink Ferries and…
POLICE have reported that only one motorist was arrested over the Christmas weekend for drink-driving in Caithness.
THOSE dreaming of a white Christmas are likely to be disappointed as tomorrow is set to be the warmest Christmas day in Caithness for years.
ONE of nature’s most spectacular sights happens right on their doorstep, but businesses in Caithness do not seem to acknowledge it.
MAINTAINING services at the Dunbar Hospital in their present form is not an option and a solution needs to be found for the sake of patients in the west…
A WICK fisherman who lost his thumb in a horrific accident has been given a new lease of life – thanks to one of his toes.
SERIOUS cases presently heard at Wick Sheriff Court may be moved to Inverness as part of plans by the Scottish Court Service to reduce its budget.
HUNDREDS of customers in Caithness have voiced their anger about extra delivery charges when purchasing items online. The Caithness Citizens Advice…
THE announcement of estimated accelerated dates for the clean-up at Dounreay has left many of the workers there in a state of uncertainty. That is…
