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Wick features in 'most deprived' statistics

Wick features in 'most deprived' statistics

Wick features in 'most deprived' statistics

30 January 2020

Parts of Wick have been highlighted within a new report on the most deprived communities in Scotland.


New health boss has to get to grips with bullying cases and financial problems, says MSP

New health boss has to get to grips with bullying cases and financial problems, says MSP

New health boss has to get to grips with bullying cases and financial problems, says MSP

29 January 2020

The new Highland health boss has to get to grips with the bullying cases and deal with a difficult financial situation, according to a north MSP.


Conservative MSP hits out over Highland Council's financial problems

Conservative MSP hits out over Highland Council's financial problems

Conservative MSP hits out over Highland Council's financial problems

27 January 2020

A north MSP is "disappointed" innovative solutions to Highland Council's financial problems have not been considered. Edward Mountain.


MSP Gail Ross voices concern about airport plans

MSP Gail Ross voices concern about airport plans

MSP Gail Ross voices concern about airport plans

25 January 2020

North MSP Gail Ross was among those at Holyrood voicing concerns about Hial's plans to centralise air traffic control.


The narrow win that started it all for Lord Maclennan

The narrow win that started it all for Lord Maclennan

The narrow win that started it all for Lord Maclennan

23 January 2020

Alan Hendry offers a personal reflection on the long political career of Lord Maclennan of Rogart, the former far north MP, who has died aged 83


Fragility of Caithness air services 'a major issue', says Gail Ross

Fragility of Caithness air services 'a major issue', says Gail Ross

Fragility of Caithness air services 'a major issue', says Gail Ross

16 January 2020

The fragility of air services in Caithness is "a major issue", according to north MSP Gail Ross who has vowed to press for investment.


Sepsis cases in Highlands almost double in three years

Sepsis cases in Highlands almost double in three years

Sepsis cases in Highlands almost double in three years

15 January 2020

The number of cases of sepsis – a potentially life-threatening blood infection – has almost doubled in the Highlands in the past three years.


Wick councillor angry over Common Good land revelation

Wick councillor angry over Common Good land revelation

Wick councillor angry over Common Good land revelation

09 January 2020

The discovery that the riverside car park, currently awaiting development, was 'left to the people of Wick' may have wider implications for the town.


Caithness mum fights for allergy legislation

Caithness mum fights for allergy legislation

Caithness mum fights for allergy legislation

06 January 2020

A Latheronwheel mum is petitioning the Scottish Parliament to make an allergy care policy statutory for every school and nursery.


Air traffic control pay dispute ends

Air traffic control pay dispute ends

Air traffic control pay dispute ends

03 January 2020

The long-running dispute over air traffic controllers pay at Wick and other airports throughout the Highland region has finally been resolved.


Tory councillor talks of threats and abuse

Tory councillor talks of threats and abuse

Tory councillor talks of threats and abuse

25 December 2019

Conservative election agent Struan Mackie has spoken of the threats and abuse he has suffered over the past three years.


Jamie Stone holds Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross seat but says Lib Dems need to rebuild

Jamie Stone holds Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross seat but says Lib Dems need to rebuild

Jamie Stone holds Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross seat but says Lib Dems need to rebuild

13 December 2019

Jamie Stone of the Liberal Democrats beat off the SNP's Karl Rosie by just 204 votes – but admitted that it had been a “terrible night” for his party.


General Election: hold for Liberal Democrats in Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross

General Election: hold for Liberal Democrats in Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross

General Election: hold for Liberal Democrats in Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross

13 December 2019

Jamie Strone wins by just 204 votes to keep his seat in Westminster


Polls close and the count gets underway in the 2019 General Election

Polls close and the count gets underway in the 2019 General Election

Polls close and the count gets underway in the 2019 General Election

12 December 2019

The results for Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross are expected around 3.30am


Caithness oil worker hits out over flight timetable

Caithness oil worker hits out over flight timetable

Caithness oil worker hits out over flight timetable

21 November 2019

An offshore worker depending on air travel between Wick and Aberdeen has blasted Eastern Airways for reducing its timetable on the route.


Councillors focus on transport issues

Councillors focus on transport issues

Councillors focus on transport issues

12 November 2019

Issues with roads, bus services and air travel were among those highlighted by Caithness councillors at a meeting in Inverness.


Wick councillor highlights housing issues

Wick councillor highlights housing issues

Wick councillor highlights housing issues

11 November 2019

Speaking at a Highland Council meeting in Inverness, Councillor Raymond Bremner drew attention to the unique housing issues Caithness faces.


Yes Caithness group marks anniversary with pop-up shop and ceilidh

Yes Caithness group marks anniversary with pop-up shop and ceilidh

Yes Caithness group marks anniversary with pop-up shop and ceilidh

06 November 2019

Community group Yes Caithness, set up to promote Scottish independence, is celebrating its first anniversary with talks, a pop-up shop and a ceilidh.


Advice sessions on accessing wind farm community funding

Advice sessions on accessing wind farm community funding

Advice sessions on accessing wind farm community funding

31 October 2019

Advice for communities interested in accessing wind farm funds will be available at special sessions on Thursday.


Parties gearing up for first December election since 1923

Parties gearing up for first December election since 1923

Parties gearing up for first December election since 1923

31 October 2019

The House of Commons has reached a decision to have the UK’s third general election in four years on December 12, the first in that month since 1923.


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