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HEAVY rain which is heading for the Far North could result in localised flooding tonight. The Met Office today issued a yellow alert for the east of…
NORTH Caledonian League champions Halkirk United will be hoping to make it third time lucky at Wick this season.
A JURY has heard about a surveillance operation on two men accused of carrying out a series of break-ins in the Highlands.
NORTH Caledonian League champions Halkirk United will be hoping to make it third time lucky at Wick this season.
Halkirk United claimed their second Highland League scalp of the season as they knocked out Clachnacuddin in a tense penalty shootout. Alan Sinclair…
A NEW dental facility in Thurso should be open to the public by October “at the latest”.
NORTHERN Constabulary have named the passenger who died in a two-vehicle collision on the outskirts of Thurso as Kevin Costello (47) from Scrabster.
A CAITHNESS man was killed when he was involved in a head-on vehicle collision.
A PARTY of guests at Ackergill Tower who attended the Mey Games took part in the tug-of-war competition and received a £100 prize for taking second place.
POLICE are appealing for information about a 67-year-old man who has not been seen by family members since August 2.
PLANS to close the inpatient ward at the Dunbar Hospital in Thurso and reduce the opening hours at the primary care emergency centre have been deferred.
A HOUSEWIFE from Thurso has won £250,000 on the National Lottery Turquoise scratchcard game. Sandra Swanson received the cheque outside the shop where…
Community pharmacies across the North are joining a national campaign to encourage people to take the life-saving bowel screening test.
A CAITHNESS police officer recalled a break-in at a tyre and exhaust centre in Wick when he gave evidence at a jury trial in the town’s sheriff court.…
A LUCKY Thurso couple are in the money after winning a quarter of a million pounds.
Highland councillors have given their support to high-speed trains running north of the border.
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Members of the Highland Council have welcomed the second Antisocial Behaviour Strategy for the Highlands, covering the period 2011 to 2016.
A new £50,000 fund has been launched by Zero Waste Scotland to help local communities tackle fly-tipping.
THE commander of Wattisham Flying Station near Ipswich and his 15-year-old-son have turned pedal power into hard cash on a cycle from Land’s End to John…
