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SYLVESTER and Pandora are two lovely seven-year-old cats waiting for a good home at the Caithness and Sutherland animal rescue and rehoming centre at…
THE worst storm in living memory caused hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of damage to Wick Harbour on Saturday as east Caithness was battered by…
A CALL has been made for Highland Council to adopt a dual zoning policy to deal with the transport problems being experienced by some pupils from Bower.
WATCHING in horror as the rising waters threatened to ruin her livelihood, a hairdresser thanked her parents and council staff for saving her business.
OVER the years, Thurso fire crew has been working hard to raise money for charities and organisations throughout Caithness.
A FRENCH holidaymaker accused of killing a Wick High teacher by dangerous driving has walked free after a jury returned a not proven verdict.
The youngsters’ trip to the show last week was paid for by the Halkirk District Benefit Fund.
John O’Groats under-15s just about completed a clean sweep of trophies in the Caithness Boys Football Association summer season. The team won three…
ASPIRING and experienced authors of all ages have the chance to follow in the footsteps of acclaimed writer Michel Faber by entering this year’s…
FAR north nightclubs will be able to stay open until 4am over the festive period despite last week’s Highland Council blunder which put local extended…
Hughie Ross, of HMR Motorcycles, was on hand to present the trophies at the well-attended function.
Santa paid a visit to Miller Academy Primary School in Thurso to give gifts to the children. His visit followed a very busy week of Christmas concerts…
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A CAITHNESS couple were overjoyed when their twin girls were born on the twelfth day of the twelfth month of the twelfth year of the century.
MOUNT Pleasant Primary pupils performed their annual Christmas show last Tuesday.
THE Cindrella Curfew which required two nightclubs in Thurso to refuse admission after midnight has been officially abolished.
THE Highland Council is taking stock of the damage to its eastern coastline following storm surges over the weekend which resulted in damage to existing…
INFINERGY has officially submitted its planning application for a 24-turbine wind farm at Limekiln stating the project will create new industries, jobs…
The first of approximately 90 packages of fast reactor breeder material has been delivered safely to Sellafield from Caithness.
