Environment

THE Highlands are bracing for extreme weather this weekend – amid warnings Storm Dennis could become one of the deepest Atlantic lows of modern times.

Lybster man leaves no stone unturned and comes across some unexpected visitors

Caithness avoided the worst impacts of Storm Ciara as it blew across the UK earlier this week.

Wick museum delighted with cultural exchange student Anna but will Brexit end future visits?

Highland councillors for Wick and East Caithness are seeking to reassure the public over the contentious issue of introducing parking charges.

Dunnet artist Joanne Kaar will have two simultaneous exhibitions in Caithness and Newfoundland as a tribute to aviation pioneers from 100 years ago.

A new development trust created to drive the regeneration of Wick town centre is seeking members and help in creating a new logo.

Members of the public are invited to discuss cemeteries and other amenities in east Caithness at a public meeting in Wick on Wednesday.

Dorcas Sinclair from Caithness Beach Cleans has been nominated for an Amazing Woman award and recently unearthed a cache of old sauce bottles.

A public event held at the Assembly Rooms gave Wickers a vision for the future of the town.

Securing World Heritage Site status for the Flow Country will continue to be a priority for Scottish Natural Heritage in 2020.

Whittles Publishing based in Dunbeath has a fascinating book out that explains the meaning of many Gaelic place names we find in the countryside.

A Thurso man selflessly grits the pavements of his home town to keep them clear over the winter and urges others to lend a hand.

Syringes found among massive eight-ton haul by Caithness Beach Cleaners group.

A funding package worth in excess of £650,000 is in place to help in the regeneration of Wick town centre, councillors have told key stakeholders.

Local countryside rangers have been working with children and families making Christmas decorations and crafts from natural or recycled materials.

Wick's Newtonhill Community Woodland was turned into a bird box workshop last Sunday as Caithness Countryside Volunteers got down to work.

Pupils from Lybster Primary School teamed up with local RSPB Scotland staff and volunteers to help in the restoration of the Flow Country.

A radioactive emission at Dounreay in February "contravened multiple conditions" of its radioactive substances authorisation, it has emerged.

The recent death of a sperm whale on the west coast was foremost in the minds of two Caithness beach cleaners who tackled a mass of rope at Dunnet.