The developer of a proposed five-turbine wind farm close to Thurso claims the scheme will improve biodiversity by improving habitats in the area.
A driver was found to be almost five times the drug-driving limit Wick Sheriff Court heard.
New figures from the Crofting Commission show a big increase in new entrants to crofting – with over 500 joining the sector in the year to March 2023.
Phil Anderson Financial Service announced that Louise Cormack has successfully passed her final exam and is now a fully qualified mortgage adviser.
Labour MSP Rhoda Grant led a debate in Holyrood about the Bank of Scotland's decision to withdraw mobile branch services across the country.
MSP Ariane Burgess hosted an event at Holyrood exploring what people value about Scotland’s coasts and seas and how they want to see them managed.
Michael Morgan will be visiting Dunbeath on March 13 and is keen to meet anyone who has 'anything of interest' relating to the crash at Eagle's Rock.
A woman has been banned from Thurso's nightclub pending the outcome of a criminal case in which she is accused of five charges of assault.
A decapitated goose was shot and dumped on the banks of the River Thurso in a plastic bag, police have said.
Dad liked the winter. But for all the wrong reasons. Loving winter and being a newsagent wasn’t exactly compatible.
Phil Anderson Financial Services has announced a valued member of its Wick team is now a fully qualified mortgage adviser.
Overcome by gas, teacher recruitment to continue and work on controversial mobile mast.
A driver was found to be more than four times the legal drink-driving limit.
Police stopped a driver after discovering that his insurance didn't cover the delivery of hot food orders.
An injured member of a mountain rescue team was stretchered nearly two-and-a-half miles in blizzard conditions in the Cairngorms last night.
SFRS offers two contracts whereby firefighters commit to either 120 or 90 hours availability per week
The Watten SWI met on Thursday, February 1 for the first meeting of 2024.
Plans for a wind farm consisting of up to 125 turbines off the north coast have been backed by councillors on the other side of the Pentland Firth.
Graham Finn from Dunbeath has penned his first book and his subject of fishing seems particularly appropriate for his surname.
Driving without a test certificate, and a defective tyre cost a driver a £100 fine at Wick Sheriff Court.