Highland Council

Repeated acts of vandalism at Wick's public toilets has led to the council closing the facility for much of the day now.

Highland Council is ramping up enforcement of illegal parking in the county.

An open day at a Thurso primary school was well attended by youngsters and their parents keen to learn more about Gaelic medium education.

Householders across the Highlands are being urged to watch out for a new council tax rebate scam.

Representatives of 25 local groups will pitch their projects to the public in Thurso at the end of this month in a bid to secure a share of £10,000.

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

North MSP Gail Ross has suggested that Inverness should have its own council so the rest of the Highlands can get the representation it needs.

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

A Caithness councillor says he is relieved there are no safety issues at a section of Thurso harbour after concerns were raised by local fishermen.

Parts of Wick have been highlighted within a new report on the most deprived communities in Scotland.

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

A north MSP is "disappointed" innovative solutions to Highland Council's financial problems have not been considered. Edward Mountain.

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

BBC and STV news teams descended on Wick as a street design festival got under way.

Disabled access at Thurso High School is "shocking" and has been a problem for a number of years, according to the chairman of the parent council.

Parents are urged to take their children on holiday during official school holidays rather than in term time.

A Victorian document reveals that an area of major redevelopment in Wick is on land owned by the people of the town.

The discovery that the riverside car park, currently awaiting development, was 'left to the people of Wick' may have wider implications for the town.

Locals rage about destruction of park bench on Thurso's Victoria Walk.

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.