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The 1st Dunnet Bay Beavers gave their leader a fond farewell at their latest meet as Audrey Halle bowed out after five years in charge of the colony.…
POSTAL services look set to be disrupted later this year as union officials confirmed they would take part in any strike action as a result of the privatisation…
BENEFIT claimants in Caithness are worried they will be turfed out of their homes as the bedroom tax begins to bite.
TESTS have concluded a whale washed ashore at Thurso beach died as a result of drowning.
I have multiple interests in the crews from Ullapool, Coigach, Helmsdale and Wick as they are all residents of my constituency, along with 41 others from…
The £500,000 Morrison Park will be officially opened on Wednesday, July 31, when Halkirk United take on Clachnacuddin in the first round of the…
Landward councillor Willie Mackay, who started all the events and acted as compere, said: “It was a very competitive games with all the schoolchildren…
THE activist group behind a campaign to open the gates at a Thurso tourist attraction which have been locked for six years has disbanded due to a lack…
HUNDREDS of music fans from Caithness are expected to head south this weekend to attend T in the Park which celebrates its 20th anniversary.
VETS from the Scottish Agricultural College are carrying out a post mortem into a Minke Whale which washed ashore Thurso Beach last night.
The award-winning florist took part in Lonely Bouquet Day, which involves bunches of flowers being left at a random location, which are available for…
THURSO Bowling Club had triple success in the Ladies Scottish district finals in Inverness.
The competition proved popular, with judge Sue Mileham being spoilt for choice in the various categories. She awarded the overall trophy to Dan, a cross…
A huge vessel drops anchor at Scrabster’s new deep-water pier on June 22 as captured by Stewart Gunn, Thurso.
The Coghill Bridge, built in 1893, has deteriorated drastically in recent years with wooden planks starting to rot and fall into the river.
The bed, along with special mattresses and cushions, cost £4700.
SCRABSTER Harbour Trust have taken on a new member of staff thanks to funding secured through The Highland Council’s Employment Grant scheme.
THE FUNERAL of a Wick man who died in a car accident in east Sutherland will be held this week.
CAITHNESS couples could get an opportunity to take part in a new television series.
PUPILS from a local Caithness wind band have recently returned from a trip to Amsterdam where they played three successful concerts in the city.
