LYTH-BASED stables Horsin’ Around recently held a trophy presentation at Cups tearoom in Scrabster.
DOUNREAY’s site operating company is facing a massive backlog of 13,000 drums of low level waste (LLW) while it awaits a replacement crushing machine.
The Canisbay-based Violet Leitch School of Dancing has held a ceremony to honour its pupils of 2012. They were: premier class – Hollie Knight, Huna.…
He absolutely loves cuddles and attention.
THE thought of it as ‘the hidden valley of light’. It occupied a corner of the islands he regarded as ‘Orkney’s last enchantment’.
Those who enter are in with a chance of winning one of five £20 vouchers for tickets to Thurso cinema.
A RECENT book revealing the Queen Mother’s personal correspondence throughout her life could bring a visitor boost to the Castle of Mey in the upcoming…
LYBSTER Harbour is in need of significant grant funding to allow extensive repairs to be carried out following the worst storm in living memory.
LAST year marked the 100th anniversary of the sinking of Titanic in what has become the most infamous boat disaster in history.
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CAITHNESS has earned the embarrassing title of "speeding capital of the UK" thanks to number crunchers at a business that sells in-car spying devices.
HURRICANE-strength winds are expected to batter Caithness tonight and into tomorrow with disruption to travel likely.
FAR north MSP Rob Gibson has wecomed a new study which shows Scotland is leading the way in renewable energy development in the UK.
NHS Highland is on the look-out for three new members to join its board, with applications from residents in Caithness and Sutherland particularly welcome.
NORTH MSP Rob Gibson has backed a bid to strengthen the current law relating to the Blue Badge scheme in Scotland.
AFTER months of anticipation, the first tickets for RockNess 2013 will go on sale at 9am on Monday.
STAFF at Scrabster coastguard station have been evacuated from their cliff-edge base after officials ordered the building to be abandoned, claiming it…
A VOLUNTEER worker at a welfare service has claimed regular jibes about his Australian roots contributed towards his decision to quit his unpaid post.
PLANS to install a new firearms training range at Dounreay have hit double trouble.
The Anglers have regrouped after a miserable first half to their campaign, with a couple of additions having helped breathe new life into their squad.