Highland Council

Thurso and Northwest Caithness councillor Karl Rosie said it was encouraging to see how "motivated" people are in the region over climate change.

Consultation will run until Friday, August 5

The facility will replace the existing centre in Neil Gunn Road

The council previously lost out on investment to fund road improvements along the west coast of the NC500.

Survey recorded the vehicles and their speeds at the three entrances to the village over a seven day period last month

The Highlands should meet a deadline for ending landfill three years early after the council agreed a £58 million deal with a waste disposal firm.

The Highland Council is urging businesses to be prepared for the end of relaxation of planning and building warrant controls on September 30, 2022.

Volunteers are needed to tidy up Wick ahead of the up-and-coming Gala Week. Give the town a spruce with Mr Bruce!

The council is looking for feedback on where the items could be made available.

The dilemma of a rotting whale carcass, lying for almost six months at Wick, may finally be resolved after a major U-turn by Highland Council.

The short stretch of pebble beach next to Lybster Harbour should be approached with caution due to the amount of apparent bird flu casualties on it.

Caithness Roads Recovery is calling for extra traffic-calming measures near a Thurso school following concerns about congestion and excessive speed.

Low income home-owners, those with disabilities and pensioners in Caithness may be able to get help to supply and install interlinked fire alarms.

Ron Gunn has been appointed chairman of the Caithness committee at Highland Council after the new group of local councillors met for the first time.

Highland Council approved a package of support totalling £3.639m for low-income households and economic growth.

He was fined £30 after failing to notice his permit had expired while caring for his dying wife.

Community council hears problem relates to software issue

The issue of road markings being repainted at an accident blackspot was highlighted at a meeting of Watten Community Council.

A massive investment in new Chromebooks for Highland pupils will also provide plenty of work for a refurbishment specialist in the region.

Councillors will see the report on Thursday.