Latest News

Speed restrictions imposed by Network Rail are likely to cause delays.

No procedures in place should there be a problem with A9 road, meeting hears

Took ill on Castlegreen Road

A Wick woman has admitted misappropriating thousands of pounds while she was acting as her ailing mother's Power of Attorney.

Major rail disruption between Inverness and Wick is set to continue into next week as Network Rail presses on with emergency storm damage repairs.

The Duke and Duchess of Rothesay will today visit a Highland-based charity with a track record in transforming young people’s lives.

Scotland's human rights organisation has praised the "phenomenal work" being done in the Highlands and Islands to help people on a range of issues.

People in Wick are being encouraged to find out more about being an animal fosterer at an event next week.

A stretch of the A9 in Sutherland has been identified as the highest risk for deer collisions outside of the central belt.

Two Caithness artists will play a part in next week's event exploring ideas to revamp some of the lanes connected to Wick's High Street.

She says: 'The move could incentivise landowners to restore their degraded peatlands and create more woodland.'

The creativity of charity fundraising seems endless.

It is designed to attract more people to the city centre.

A stretch of common good land beside the River Wick has been earmarked for lease to wind farm developers – but it won’t be used for turbines.

Kate Forbes kept her messages but a government spokesman could not say the same for Maree Todd.

Work described as "relatively complex and expensive."

Dounreay has undergone a change of name while emphasising that the focus at the site will remain on "safe, secure and sustainable" decommissioning.

James Forde went looking for the crew of a vessel berthed at Scrabster Harbour, convinced that one of them had taken his wallet.

Two new radioactive particles have been found at Sandside beach near Dounreay.

Club chairman Alan Miller describes him as "a worthy winner".