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SFA made decision on feedback.

The deadline to submit an expression of interest is June 16.

Scottish Transport Minister Kevin Stewart has officially welcomed and approved the line’s new status.

Lives are put at risk by people ignoring safety signs in woods around the country, according to Scotland's forestry agency.

An emergency vessel will continue to operate in the Pentland Firth after a five-year contract was awarded to Marniva Spa.

Wick Groats manager Kevin Anderson admitted there was a lack of quality in Saturday's Highland Amateur Cup derby – but he was pleased to get through.

Wick's new post office within the Poundstretcher store has got off to a busy start, with Glyn and Joy Jackson providing the service four days a week.

The deadline is approaching for communities to apply to the next round of funding from the Co-op.

A podcast exploring all aspects of life across the Highlands and Islands is set to hit the digital airwaves this month.

The Thurso RNLI lifeboat, The Taylors, rushed to the scene after family members and the Coastguard were unable to make contact with a lone sailor.

An environmentally friendly combine harvester and an old Fergie tractor set off from John O'Groats on Sunday on separate journeys to Land's End.

Environmental campaigners are calling for fairer farming subsidies that work for nature and climate as well as people.

A five-times-the-limit drink-driver has avoided a jail sentence after being involved in a crash in Wick.

Every week, we ask readers to submit their own photographs of Caithness in all its glory.

Young performers from North Apex Gymnastics Club took to the stage of Wick Assembly Rooms for their first public show on Thursday evening.

Rhoda Grant wants action to improve the situation

Northern Drift by Monique Sliedrecht

Wage cut plan for council workers in 1923, Vandalism in Bignold Park in 1973 and British-Japanese battery plant in 1998

Community councillors in Wick are looking for a new treasurer ahead of their 2023 annual general meeting taking place on Monday, June 12.

Work costing £140,000 is to be carried out on the Camster road as part of efforts to improve timber transport infrastructure in the Highlands.