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A region-wide directory of repair services has been described as “a perfect example” of how people can cut down on waste and be more sustainable.

A man has been banned from contacting a woman he abused over a thirty-one-month period.

Thurso’s Heritage by A Thirsa Loon

A Wick woman was dumbfounded when she prepared to take a drive, finding three tyres flat to the ground in an apparent act of vandalism.

A disability campaigner from Thurso gave her opinion of a new Caithness attraction, the John O’Groats Mill, and an event staged there.

Wick primary school teacher Clemency Crow lives up to her name with a new bird-themed fantasy novel called Doorway to the Sunset.

The 2025 event, the 32nd annual show, saw a strong turnout of livestock exhibitors.

The new directors will fill previously vacant posts overseeing airport operations, operational support, and safety & compliance.

A further 556 were seriously injured as political pressure mounts on the Scottish Government to deal with this ‘life and death’ issue.

The revamped Wick River Campsite is heading for a “bumper year” which could see it attracting as many as 18,000 visitors by the end of the season.

No injuries were reported despite an ambulance being at the scene of a car crash in Thurso on Friday afternoon.

A local weather pundit captured images of a rare meteorological phenomenon on Sunday over Wick when he saw a ‘stunning display’ of noctilucent clouds.

Overflowing bins and littering at Caithness beauty spots has sparked the roll out of additional waste facilities at numerous tourist hotspots.

Artisans North has planned an event at Scrabster Village Hall this weekend that will include crafts from local traders along with afternoon tea.

Caithness residents woke up today to a strong smell of smoke that appears to be coming from the ongoing wildfires over 100 miles south.

A father is aiming to reach John O’Groats this Saturday after a bike ride from Land’s End in memory of his daughter who died from bone cancer.

Thurso brothers Aaron and Innis Mahon had a successful day at the annual senior athletics event organised by Highland Disability Sport in Inverness.

Train services on the Far North Line north of Dingwall have resumed after three weeks of essential engineering work.

A special night of live music and “community atmosphere” is set to take over the Wick Assembly Rooms next Saturday.

NHS Highland’s new director of public health has spoken about the importance of working together.