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Age Scotland, the national charity for older people, has issued advice on how to avoid falling this winter to prevent a trip to the hospital.

A FURTHER yellow warning has been issued by the Met Office after it forecast further snow in the Highlands.

Alex Cole-Hamilton said: 'Children and young people are facing devastatingly long waits for mental health treatment'

WEATHER forecasters have warned Highland motorists to take care after they extended the area covered by a snow and ice warning in the Highlands.

Plans to dramatically expand the onshore wind industry in the coming years have been condemned as "another example of suppression of rural voices".

Edward Mountain says 'the R100 scheme won’t be finished until at least the spring of 2028 – seven years later than promised'

Project will help connect Shetland to the national grid for the first time

Lord Thurso, His Majesty's Lord-Lieutenant for Caithness, has been reflecting on "a year of contrasts" ahead of the King's coronation in May 2023.

Christmas can be a joyous and special time for many – but can bring difficulties for others.

Pupils at Castletown Primary performed their play, The Grumpy Sheep, twice in the run-up to Christmas this year.

The top police officer for the are has released a festive message.

Speedo Mick is set to walk through Caithness this festive season in a bid to raise £1m for mental health and suicide prevention charities.

First time match will be played in three years.

CHANCES of a white Christmas in parts of Caithness have increased after the Met Office issued a yellow weather warning for snow on Christmas Day.

Plan outlined at mediation meeting

Caithness should have more say in its local healthcare and community services, according to a hard-hitting report published this week

She had to wait two days before the problem was resolved

Player is staying on with Scorries.

Tractors decorated with Christmas lights will take to the roads of Caithness in a fundraising event ahead of the Young Farmers' centenary year.

Schools and parents across the Highlands have been contacted by the health authority about an increase in infections such as strep A and scarlet fever