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ALLY is a gorgeous little lad aged six months, who has been with us since he was 11 weeks.
BOWER Primary School staged its annual Macmillan coffee morning before the end of term.
A GROUP of 96 primary school pupils from Caithness became farmers for a day when they deserted their classrooms for Aberdeen & Northern Marts’…
CAITLIN Harvey, of Hillside, Sarclet, has won the City of Inverness Championship Trophy for Highland dance in the 15 years pre-championship. Caitlin,…
CAITHNESS labour councillors have welcomed a move by The Highland Council which will ensure its lowest paid employees will receive an increase in wages…
POLICE are appealing for information following an alleged serious assault in Thurso on Sunday night.
FUNDING of over £100,000 to help young people find work in the Highlands and Islands has been welcomed by north SNP MSP Jean Urquhart.
HIGHLAND Councillors have agreed to consult with garage tenants and residents living close to council sites on the number currently vacant and on how…
ROB Gibson is one of the eight SNP MSPs from the Highlands and Islands to sign a strongly-worded letter to BBC Scotland to protest at “destructive”…
ESSENTIAL carriageway maintenance in Thurso from the junction with Castle Street to the junction of the A9 Trunk Road with the A836 is on schedule…
POLICE are continuing to put out an appeal for a man who escaped from custody at Tain Sheriff Court last week.
A WICK man who extorted thousands of pounds over a two year period through a protection racket has been jailed for three years.
THURSO High School will have a new acting head teacher when pupils return from their October holidays.
TWO sculptures are being planned by Highland Council at locations in the Dunnet area.
THERE were cupcakes galore at Thurso’s award-winning bakery Reids of Caithness last week as customers helped raise £200 for the UK’s…
WATTEN Brownies visited North Shore Pottery at Latheron and had a fantastic time.
CAITHNESS is ahead of the rest of the country in terms of meeting the demands of a changing economic climate.
MONITORING for radioactive particles on beaches in Caithness could be reduced if recommendations by the Scottish Environmental Protection Agency are given…
Highland Council countryside rangers teamed up with Science O3 to organise an educational day on topics such as basket-making, bats, whales, bushcraft,…
AN entrepreneur has been handed a five-figure sum of cash after winning a competition designed to encourage business growth in the north Highlands.
