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A BARROCK-based business is celebrating after winning awards at a prestigious national competition.
HIGHLAND Council’s trading standards department is at the leading edge of challenging companies on internet delivery charges.
PEOPLE in Caithness will get a chance to express their views on marine energy at a special event which is taking place at Mackay’s Hotel in Wick…
THE new self-catering apartments at John O’Groats, part of the £6 million redevelopment of the area, opened today (Friday).
WICK’s Riverside is set to rock as 2500 people are expected to revel in the far north’s biggest music festival as B-fest sees summer out with…
Six teams from Wick’s Rosebank and St Fergus club took part, with the duo of Eddie Ashton and Alex Thompson the pick of the bunch as they progressed…
AFTER a showery start, the weather brightened for the DSRL sponsored Thurso Golf Club junior open.
A BID is being made to restore a Caithness war memorial which commemorates the sacrifices made by local men at historic battles such as Waterloo, Trafalgar…
POLICE Scotland has made an unreserved apology to a Caithness pensioner who was forced to leave his house in the wake of the sudden death of his wife…
REAY Golf Club hosted its mixed open on August 4 when 12 couples battled round on a very breezy day with the conditions meaning some players found themselves…
That is the warning made this week by the GMB union which has accused the agencies responsible for getting work into the area of blowing "a lot of hot…
Colin Calder has clinched the British Sprint Championship in his Gould GR55 after wins in Kirkistown, Ireland, and then at Knockhill bringing his tally…
THE Caithness economy has benefitted to the tune of half a million pounds since B-fest first began in 2010.
George Groat was diagnosed with bowel cancer in July 2012, shortly after he had led his Wick Groats team to last year’s Highland Amateur Cup final.…
MEDIEVAL coins discovered in Caithness estimated to be more than
Holiday-maker Geoffrey Alvis (55) and his wife Tina were two weeks into a five-week break in Scotland from their home in Bristol.
THREE members of the Highland Battalion of the Boys’ Brigade were at St James Palace in London along with 15 others from the organisation in Scotland…
THE first maintenance contract secured by Scrabster harbour since its £20 million redevelopment was yesterday described as "a positive and promising…
A GROUP enjoyed a memorable trip to the uninhabited Pentland Firth island of Stroma on Saturday, organised by staff from Caithness Horizons visitor centre…
NHS Highland claims the journeys, which come in at over £100, are only done in emergencies, but there have been eight such trips since June, totting…
