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FED-up residents who blame the Kirkwall postcode for extra charges on deliveries are campaigning for Caithness and north Sutherland to get its own postcode.
A BID to make part of Caithness eligible for government-backed road fuel discounts has spluttered to a halt.
But Jim Coll routinely pedals a 38-mile round trip to get from his home at Dunnet to his desk at the Highland Council offices in Wick.
MARRIED after meeting through the love of their sport, a husband and wife have a real shot at representing their country in the Commonwealth Games.
ALMOST a third of pregnant local women had to travel more than 100 miles to give birth due to a lack of specialist facilities at Caithness General Hospital…
ALMOST 100,000 tickets have been sold since Thurso Cinema first raised the curtains on its silver screens in July 2012.
FEARS that a planned 277-turbine offshore wind farm, potentially worth millions to the Caithness economy, may be in danger of being scrapped have been…
CONCERNS have been raised that a defence wall at Thurso seafront may be breached if hit by another big storm.
LOCAL MP John Thurso has backed Prostate Cancer UK’s quality checklist as a first step towards delivering the best care and support for men with…
MATTHEW Reiss is the latest addition to Highland Council after storming to victory in the landward Caithness by-election today.
Thurso Cinema has been blown away with the success of broadcasting live events to the Caithness public, with the latest being special screenings of the…
CAITHNESS has been put on the map as a place which can play host to national competitions and events as thousands of visitors enjoyed an action-packed…
Castletown Spinning Group hosted a unique live link when weavers from all seven continents took part in a project which is believed to be the first of…
"WRESTLING is fake? Come and have a go if you think you’re hard enough." David Hobbs has had enough knee injuries and torn muscles to prove there…
ALMOST 200 tenants in Caithness were immediately affected by a cut to their benefits when welfare reforms were first introduced in April.
CAITHNESS is unlikely to be affected by the planned shutdown of the Grangemouth refinery as most of the fuel used in the far north is imported from North…
A LANDWARD councillor has told his colleagues to get "on your bike" after they argued £200,000 of proposed sports funding for Halkirk should be…
THE Queen’s Baton looks set to be coming to Caithness next summer as part of its 40 stop tour across Scotland in the run-up to next summer’s…
The defence’s inability to deal with long balls cost the Caithness club a place in the third round as they crashed 4-2 away to Turriff United.
TRADE union members in Caithness are calling on NHS Highland to make public whether it intends to reopen a dementia care unit in Wick.
