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A CAITHNESS actress is set to take on one of the most demanding female roles in the history of theatre.
AN unlikely second-half double from player/manager Stewart Ross on Saturday proved decisive as Groats added the Eain Mackintosh Cup to their earlier Wick…
AFTER a lifetime of wandering through the wilder parts of the Scottish Highlands, I thought I knew the insect hazards of the summer season pretty well.
BUILDINGS, or structures which are considered to be of special architectural or historic interest, are listed by the secretary of state for Scotland.
A COMPLAINT about the conduct of four members of the board of management at North Highland College UHI has been thrown out.
THUNDERSTORMS forced the early departure of many who had turned out for the 88th Latheron Show on Saturday.
‘THERE is no such thing as coincidence,” we are often told. Rational mind-sets, it seems, refuse to accept there might be higher or other levels of reality…
WORK is due to get under way early next month on a £20 million redevelopment of Scrabster harbour.
A LOCAL lifeboat crew had to be towed to safety on Saturday – after their raft sank during a race at Thurso’s annual Lifeboat Fair Day.
SIX people are facing charges of being involved in the supply and production of cannabis at a former Naval base in Caithness.
A FAR North nature reserve is set to feature on a new wildlife series exploring Britain’s natural environment.
COMMUNITY campaigner Fabio Villani has been elected to lead the Highlands and Islands branch of the Scottish Green Party.
A TEENAGER missing from her home in the Dingwall area is believed to frequent Caithness.
AN unemployed man admitted failing to meet a 7pm-to-7am curfew when he appeared from custody at Wick Sheriff Court today (Monday).
A CAITHNESS community councillor has hit out at a 40 per cent funding cut which will result in the demise of the Association of Scottish Community Councils.
THE community group responsible for Wick’s memorial garden recently held a planting and tidying-up day at the site in Bank Row.
PENTLAND Energy Advice has recently invested in training its four staff members to become accredited air tightness testers.
THE North’s Conservative spokesperson for health has called for greater detail on care homes to be made available to MSPs.
?A PLAN to improve the riverside and mall area in Thurso has been unveiled at the latest meeting of the local community council.
LACK of trade has led to the mothballing of a Far North slaughterhouse and processing business. The Caithness Beef and Lamb plant at Mid-Keiss, which…
