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Nine DSRL and three JCL apprentices received their certificates from guest speaker Alan Simpson.
THURSO Bowling Club’s season climaxed with Finals Day when nine titles were decided over the course of the day. First on to the green were the finalists…
I NEVER thought we would run out of flagstone stories, there was always another usage round the corner and that is still applicable. We have looked at…
That was the finding of a survey which was carried out by consultants One Point Three Ltd after concerns were raised about safety performance at the plant.
WICK Groats had the perfect end to what has proved a vintage season when they won the Caithness County Division 1 title on Tuesday night.
DOUNREAY Fly Fishing Association’s boat competitions for 2013 drew to a close on a rather windy and occasionally wet Loch Watten on Saturday.
A BOOK featuring the work of Wick artist Ian Charles Scott is about to be published in America.
AVIATION businessman Andy Bruce believes Wick John O’Groats Airport is on the cusp of becoming a major service hub for the offshore oil and gas…
CAITHNESSIANS said goodbye to the spectacular show of B-fest on Saturday night, unbeknown to them, for the last time.
A TEAM of women golfers have completed a challenge to play Caithness’s four golf courses in 24 hours, raising £1773.15 in the process.
A CAITHNESS engineering firm is to create four new jobs after securing work in the renewable and oil and gas industries.
A LOCAL farmer has been winning trophies and titles all over the place this summer with his two trusty sheepdogs.
A NEW volunteer fundraising group has launched in Thurso to raise funds for Marie Curie Cancer Care.
"ROBERT Fraser Mackenzie was a prophet almost without honour in his own country. In a land of educational authoritarianism, he was a teacher of progressive…
THE Highland Seashore Roadshow is coming to Caithness, with adventures, exploring and games including a theatre workshop, free surf lessons and a fishing…
CHARITIES have warned Scotland’s marine wildlife along the north coast is at risk from litter.
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HUNDREDS of fans have flocked to a sun-drenched Wick Riverside to enjoy the far north’s biggest music festival, B-fest.
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.
