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NHS Highland have partnered with Macmillan to develop two new video resources for people being offered treatment with chemotherapy or radiotherapy.

British Transport Police and roving ScotRail teams will be deployed in Caithness and other parts of the railway network from Monday next week.

Andrew John Gardiner, also known as Andy– who would now be 47 – went missing on September 7 2020.

Caithness-based postal voters are being reminded to read instructions carefully as they cast their votes for the Scottish Parliamentary election.

Charities and individuals from Caithness are among those being invited to apply for the SCVO annual awards.

A badly potholed street in Wick was highlighted to Highland Council last week as one of the priority areas to treat.

A bid to fund the design and delivery of over £55 Million of transport infrastructure in Highland was submitted to Transport Scotland today.

A donation has been made to the John O'Groats Trail in memory of a man who took on the route as a walk of a lifetime along with his wife.

Along with warm sun and longer days, the spring and summer also brings added hazards for Caithness vehicles.

Highland agencies remind everyone that facilities for overnight stays and many other visitor facilities are not open until April 26.

The Liberal Democrats have proposed a radical plan aimed at securing lifeline services such as banks, post offices and pubs.

Two brothers who took the opportunity to have a game of tennis in Wick sparked a row with the organisation running the recreational facility.

Highland Council said it has 'completed the current programmed works on the A882' despite the fact long stretches of potholes still lie on it.

Conservative candidate Struan Mackie says that the many areas need homes refitted not built to deal with housing shortages

Scotland’s rail operator urged customers to ‘plan ahead to stay safe’ as travel restrictions are lifted.

RSPB Scotland is asking everyone in Caithness to keep their eyes peeled for one of the UK’s rarest birds of prey – the hen harrier.

A popular Highland walking route suffered a setback after a section in Caithness was seemingly chainsawed apart.

A popular walking route through Caithness suffered a setback after a section near Ulbster was seemingly chainsawed apart.

Rail engineers are now attempting to force a wage rise with strike action that is expected to further disrupt services on the far north line.

Labour's Marion Donaldson says how she would tackle housing and depopulation in Caithness, Sutherland and Ross