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Wick’s new banking hub is on course to open a month from now, although “a wee bit of a misconception” persists over a key aspect of how it will work.
Officials insist ‘few people’ who actually support the scheme engage with consultation.
“Home-grown” power from Limekiln will play an important part in boosting UK energy security, Scottish Renewables’ director of communications said.
Caithness Ladies tasted defeat in the SWF Highlands and Islands League for the first time this season when they were beaten 3-1 by Orkney on Sunday.
Residents of Pentland View care home in Thurso have been going quackers over five baby ducks called Bananas, Hawk, Spike, Chico and Waddles.
Development comes as audit finds £624,000 was wrongly paid to past and present staff.
A “violent thug” who left his victim in “a terrible state” in an attack on an unsuspecting father going to collect his child in Wick has been jailed.
A Wick ambulance technician and his former Thurso Ambulance Station colleague have completed the Edinburgh marathon – in full emergency gear.
The newly opened Limekiln wind farm will generate more than half a million pounds a year in community benefit from 2026.
The Pentland Venture has sailed out of Caithness waters for the last time – and is now set for a new lease of life as a party boat on the Thames.
Limekiln wind farm was only able to go ahead after “a big fight”, guests were told at the official opening of the 24-turbine development.
A grant fund stream that boosted the recently opened John O’Groats Mill refurbishment by £1.5 million has opened for a new round of applications.
A Thurso-based researcher hopes a review into floating offshore energy will help to protect marine creatures while allowing for sustainable growth.
Rachel Walker and Aaron Jones are known for their beautiful vocal harmonies and interpretations of Gaelic songs.
Wick Groats are among several clubs facing an extended wait to discover when they’ll next be in action.
Castletown and Staxigoe United will contest the Stannergill Cup Final on June 7 at Back Park.
Popular Caithness musician Brandon McPhee will perform his latest single on a Scottish tour that starts in Wick next month.
Collisions between deer and vehicles typically increase at this time of year as young roe deer spread out to look for their own territories.
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