Highland Council

There are fears that a fatality could occur unless action is taken to stop children getting onto the roof of the Caithness Horizons building.

Plans for town centre regeneration in Wick have taken another step forward with the announcement of two meetings.

THE former government buildings in Wick's Girnigoe Street sold at auction last Wednesday (May 1) to a mystery buyer.

A Thurso community councillor says there is no connection between the build-up of sand at the Esplanade and work at Scrabster harbour.

Kevin Milkins, who runs Birons Ironmongers in Wick's Bridge Street, is threatening to close his shop if parking restrictions are strictly enforced.

A mix of children's toys, drug user equipment and empty booze bottles were found lying side-by-side at a derelict building in Wick Cemetery.

The former government buildings on Girnigoe Street in Wick go up for auction on Wednesday at the Trades Hall in Glasgow.

Pupil support staff in Caithness and other parts of the Highlands could go on strike over "stealth cuts" to their budget.

At a meeting in Wick Town Hall local councillors unveiled an ambitious plan to regenerate the town.

A local Highland councillor is warning about a new scam in which the public are duped into paying fees to have their council tax reassessed.

Views on what’s good about life in Wick – and where there is room for improvement – are being sought at a consultation session this Friday.

Did council's "overinflated figures" for running costs lead to the closure of village's public toilets?

A group of concerned parents gathered with local children to protest about the "deteriorating state" of Green Road play park in Wick.

A celebration at Wick Library of four decades on the road and spreading the word.

A ban is being introduced on the disposal of tyres at the Highland Council recycling centre in Thurso from next week.

The price of the High Life membership is set to rise following the local authority's cut in funding for High Life Highland.

NEW lampposts in a Caithness village have been criticised for illuminating the roofs of houses more than the pavement below.

THE new owner of a popular Thurso restaurant fears that recent sandstorms could ruin his business.

DRIVERS in Wick are having speed monitored in preparation for 20mph restrictions.

CAITHNESS is facing the prospect of depopulation at an alarming rate.