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Parents and staff at a Caithness nursery are "devastated" it could close after Highland Council axed its £28,000 funding.

A mum and son biker duo rumbled into Wick on their North Coast 500 trip – and mum was decidedly the noisier of the two.

Labour's Rhoda Grant has renewed her call for a full risk assessment to be carried out on the transport of pregnant women from Caithness.

Two Wick-based organisations received accolades during a Volunteers' Week celebration.

UK shadow energy secretary Rebecca Long-Bailey has been invited to Caithness to get an insight into the potential for tidal stream energy

The sale of the Francis Street Club in Wick is expected to be concluded in the coming weeks, according to the liquidator.

The 65th Caithness Music Festival is drawing to a close after a week of impressive performances.

Caithness community groups were given expert advice on applying for grant aid at a CVG funding information event in the Pulteney Centre this week.

Wick's historic fishing vessel Isabella Fortuna has been presented with its regional flagship accolade from National Historic Ships UK.

Farmers from all over Scotland and the north of England flocked to Caithness this week for NSA Highland Sheep 2019.

A revised pay offer has been made to air traffic controllers at Wick John O' Groats airport.

A Caithness family has commended Police Scotland for trying to solve the Renee and Andrew MacRae case.

Whisky Wars by Malcolm Archibald highlights the darker side of Highland life during the Victorian era.

Caithness and Sutherland Vintage and Classic Vehicle Club celebrated its half-century with a bumper turnout at John O’Groats on Sunday.

PLANS to regenerate Wick town centre took a major step forward on Monday evening at a well-attended public meeting held in Mackays Hotel.

Highland Council is asking communities for their thoughts on a draft strategy to improve the town centres of Thurso, Wick, Brora, Dornoch and Golspie.

The standard of air services to and from Caithness is causing "serious concern" to local trade union members.

A young engineer working on the MeyGen tidal energy project in the Pentland Firth has won a top award.

The importance of volunteer support was highlighted as the 65th Caithness Music Festival got off to a positive start on Monday.

The Conservative Government at Westminster has been slammed by North MP Jamie Stone over old age pensioners having to pay for TV licences.