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The Federation of Small Businesses is urging the Scottish Government to listen to small accommodation providers' questions about the Visitor Levy.

Caithness residents should check a new online tool to find out if they are losing out on entitled benefits.

Making Space for Nature by Saranne Bish

The call from MP Jamie Stone, follows Meta's announcement that it intends to cease funding for the Community News Project,

As the Screen Machine marks its 25th anniversary the operators have said, 'whilst this is a cause for celebration, there is reason for concern.'

Twilight 'keeking' fine, Cottage demoliton deplored and Millions withheld from Dounreay

Read the fascinating story of how experiments were carried out during WWII with bouncing bombs that may still lie in the waters of Sinclair's Bay.

Redundancy is about the position, not the person. It's the job role that becomes redundant, not the individual's worth or skills.

Caithness drivers are being urged to brush up on their understanding of seatbelt laws to avoid facing hefty financial penalties.

Scotland’s economic and com­munity development agency for the Highlands and Islands has launched its new five-year strategy.

International Overdose Awareness Day is the world’s largest annual campaign about overdose.

A Watten man said the public should be aware of a scam doing the rounds which may cost you a lot of money if you fall for it.

An aircraft that touched down at Wick airport yesterday was no ordinary plane and was collecting detailed info on the Flow Country.

People struggling in Caithness have been urged to seek support for debt and money worries as the numbers asking for help soared over the summer.

Highland Spotlight is the biggest business-to-business exhibition in the region.

HIE approved up to £63.2m investment in 489 projects during the period of 2022 - 2023.

The finalists for the annual Highland Business Awards have now been selected.

Caithness motorists are warned over fake texts and emails sent from fraudsters claiming to be from the DVLA.

Childline is giving free, confidential support and advice to young people under the age of 19 at www.childline.org.uk or by phone on 0800 1111.

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