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Tom David, 31, a first year HNC Engineering Systems student studying at UHI North, West and Hebrides Thurso campus will receive a bursary worth £5000.

£24.5 million of public sector support has been announced to secure Japanese company Sumitomo Electric Industries’ investment in a cable factory.

Lorraine Christie wanted to provide opportunities for new and upcoming artists to have a space to perform, so she created LWC Events Ltd.

A new campaign has launched aiming to raise awareness of victims’ rights and peoples’ right to access support if they are affected by crime.

The Red Arrows are set to be flying over the region over the next few days.

Keith Banks shares his expert knowledge of the weather conditions in Wick as he looks at the conditions during the first month of 2024

A study is underway to find out what demand there is for commercial property and land in the Highlands and Islands.

Foxes are being blamed for killing lambs on Scottish farms and crofts where there was suspicion over badgers being responsible.

Phil Anderson Financial Service announced that Louise Cormack has successfully passed her final exam and is now a fully qualified mortgage adviser.

Caithness Family History Society's February meeting sees the return of Muriel Murray – a very popular speaker at the society’s monthly events.

The Highland News and Media Group picked up four awards, including the new website of the year award at the Highlands and Islands Press Ball.

Appeal made for 'the hungry bairns', protest strike postponed and council stands firm on parking charges.

With reports of fallen trees blocking the A9 at Berriedale and schools being closed, Storm Jocelyn certainly made an impact in Caithness.

A new report has shown that over 30,500 homes in the Highland Council area face one or more forms of housing need.

The lifestyle that best suits our natural instincts and our genetics is one of hunting and foraging, says our columnist.

Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) has appointed a new area manager to lead its work across the Inner Moray Firth area.

WITH temperatures plummeting, it can be hard to strike a balance between keeping warm and comfortably staying within your monthly budget.

A pet expert has revealed which common foods can prove fatal for dogs – including common diet-friendly items like grapes, raisins and nuts.

Ben Gibson, mountain safety adviser at Mountaineering Scotland, encourages people who are planning to head to the hills this winter to think ahead

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