Inspire me

This dish uses up eggs, and if you have any soft cheeses to use you can add them in too.

A Welsh farming couple made the most of their holiday visit to Caithness with a proposal of marriage at a breathtaking location.

The Inverness based Solicitors and Estate Agents prove why you don't need to be university educated to get a career at the firm.

The benefits to mental health of being outdoors and working as a team have been highlighted by a gardening project in Thurso.

Lybster paid tribute to two former players during a memorial match on Saturday against a family-and-friends team.

A FESTIVAL featuring events and special exhibitions at museums throughout Ross-shire and the Highlands will kick off on Saturday.

The North Highlands and Islands Climate Hub supports communities in Caithness and Sutherland to take Climate Action.

An eight-year-old schoolboy from Thurso said he was determined to complete a virtual charity cycle of the North Coast 500.

Reiss Gardening Club's annual show returned after a break for the previous two years with an excellent display of flowers, fruit and vegetables.

Animal activist and model Natalie Oag has been raising money to help Ukrainian refugees fleeing with their dogs and those left behind in the conflict.

This traditional dish has been made in Korea for hundreds of years and is an amazing way to make vegetables go further.

As the legendary TV quiz reaches its half-century, Wick glass artist Denis Mann gives an insight into his unique, ongoing contribution to Mastermind.

BBC One Scotland is currently seeking Caithness nominations for ‘Scotland’s People 2022’ with Jackie Bird.

A film screening on Thursday will showcase a youth project in Thurso led by actor Adam Robertson as part of his work for the Street Cones charity.

Members of the Caithness Environment Volunteers met at the Dunnet Forest car park last week to plant more than 200 kidney vetch plants.

Award-winning photographer Mandy Barker's show addresses the current global crisis of marine plastic pollution.

Lettuce that has gone limp can still be put to use, and it is magically transformed in this rich, sophisticated soup.

Thousands of photographs by members of the public have been published in two catalogues that will help researchers to protect Risso’s dolphins.

A Wick-based charity has received £500 from Cairngorm Group which will help ensure its services can continue in the face of rising energy costs.

Beavers in Thurso got to savour some home-grown treats when they visited the Thurso Grows community garden in the Ormlie area of the town.