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The far north was battered by winds which hit hurricane force over the weekend.

The Far North Line Community Rail Partnership has appointed a sustainable transport officer.

Train passengers travelling on the Far North Line could face disruption today due to icy conditions between Inverness and Lairg.

Waspi women have been subject to a “great injustice” according to far north MSP Maree Todd.

Ice will pose a danger to motorists and pedestrians overnight and into Monday, the Met Office has warned Highland and Moray residents.

A new location has been created for Wick Academy’s Black and White Mini Ultras – in a specially converted container installed at Harmsworth Park.

The latest trail run in the North Highland Harriers series was at Broubster Forest.

A robot dispenser could be installed at a Thurso pharmacy after plans for a complete refurbishment were lodged with Highland Council.

One of the people involved in the “transformative” establishment of UHI will be moving on to new challenges after the new year.

Tributes have poured in following the death of Highland baker Harry Gow aged 89.

New chief operating officer appointed at HIAL.

The latest serious accident on the A9 has led to fresh concerns over the safety of mums-to-be from Caithness who have to travel to Inverness.

He leaves the Scorries after eighteen months with the club.

Harry Gow’s passion for baking and community will leave a lasting legacy.

Sophie Mackay, Sophie Sinclair and Liam Sinclair had a successful outing at the Scottish Schools Badminton Union 2012 age-group tournament.

The collision occurred on the A9 at Doll, between Brora and Golspie, at around 6.10pm on Thursday.

The Christmas show involved all pupils from the Early Learning Centre through to P7.

The warning comes as CalMac confirms the cancellation of multiple sailings in and out of Ullapool in Wester Ross for the same reason.

Thurso manager Tom McKenna will be hoping to see increased numbers at training when the Vikings look to regroup after the festive break.

Campaigners have warned that the imminent planning application for Swarclett Wind Farm is of “huge significance in terms of what might follow”.