Transport

A design and colouring competition has been launched by Thurso Community Development Trust as part of a tie-up with Sustrans.

Conservative have welcomed news that plans to introduce a sleeper service between Caithness and the central belt are gathering momentum.

A Caithness schoolboy has criticised the reflective road studs that have been put into a stretch of the A9 near Latheron as 'unfit for purpose'.

Passengers flying from Wick will not be affected by industrial action scheduled to take place later this month.

A Highland MSP has called on Scotland's transport secretary to try and resolve the pay dispute between air traffic controllers and Hial.

Passengers on the X99 bus from Caithness to Inverness have to pay 50p for a toilet stop in Dornoch, it has been claimed.

A Thurso based company is at the forefront of helping create a greener, cleaner and more efficient rail network.

Better CCTV monitoring throughout Caithness will help tackle crime and improve security for passengers.

Two university academics 'got a rocket' after claiming a far north spaceport would adversely affect the local economy and environment.

Call made for risk assessment on the transport of pregnant women from Caithness to Raigmore hospital in Inverness.

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

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

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

Up to £30,000 a year could be raised to enhance the John O'Groats area by introducing parking charges for motorists.

Strike action planned at airports in the Highlands and Islands next week over a pay claim has been called off.

A Caithness councillor has hit out after discovering "the worst street in Thurso" is not included in the roads programme.

A strike is planned at airports in the Highlands in June as part of action by air traffic controllers, but Wick John O'Groats will not be affected.

A map which could help communities develop projects following the success of the popular North Coast 500 route is "a valuable tool".

A controversial plan to impose a 20 mph speed limit on the majority of Wick roads has been amended.

Eastern Airways has been sold by Bristow Helicopters Ltd, but the change will not affect the Wick John O'Groats to Aberdeen route.