Educate me

These days I can measure someone’s happiness by how long they have left on their fixed-rate mortgage.

The Northern Pilgrims’ Way Group discussed its project in the Halkirk Heritage and Vintage Motor Centre last Saturday.

Wick High School's PE staff recently organised two highly successful sporting excursions for their pupils.

Black Rood by David Willem tells the fascinating story of one of Scotland's oldest and most significant crown jewels and whether it still exists.

The original Miller Institution building (now Thurso Library) is 160-years-old this year and local kids made artworks to celebrate the milestone.

An ancient timber from the Castle of old Wick has just been dated and the historic timeline of the castle may have to be reassessed.

Pennyland Primary School is celebrating it’s diamond anniversary of the school opening in 1962.

UHI North Highland’s Environmental Research Institute in Thurso will receive part of a £100,000 grant.

A Thurso woman researching her family tree had the find of a lifetime when she discovered an ancient Pictish stone which may date back 1300 years.

Did you know that there are over 70 places across the Highlands where you can pick up free period products?

Scotland’s career service has organised the virtual session which will have information about post-school options and how to access support.

The campaign will help people of all ages access and understand the work and education opportunities out there.

Meadowsweet (Filipendula ulmaria) is one of Scotland’s most beautiful and delicate summer flowers, writes Joanne Howdle

Crofters are being urged to ensure their details are up to date on the Register of Crofts ahead of the 2023 census.

Many households will be concerned about their day-to-day finances

Young farmers are planning a series of events in Caithness next year to celebrate a milestone anniversary of a club which began life in the county.

Lovers of the outdoors are being reminded to pack a torch this weekend as the change in the clocks will see darkness fall earlier.

Those dressing up for Halloween are urged to take extra care when it comes to choosing any ‘spooktacular’ eye accessories and makeup.

Families are being urged to keep children safe this Halloween when choosing costumes and make-up.

A NEW website providing information on the wide range of advice and financial support available to people in Scotland has been launched.