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Organisers delighted with turnout at Berriedale fun run and walk

Organisers delighted with turnout at Berriedale fun run and walk

Berriedale’s fun run and walk event was well supported, with runners and walkers from Sutherland and Inverness as well as from Caithness.


REVEALED: Expenses claimed by Highland Councillors last year

REVEALED: Expenses claimed by Highland Councillors last year

Find out if your councillor makes the top 10 most expensive or least expensive.


Caithness parents urged to check if they can get help with childcare costs

Caithness parents urged to check if they can get help with childcare costs

Working parents in Caithness could be eligible for help with childcare costs this summer, according to a national advice agency.


Clearer clearway sign needed on Caithness/Sutherland boundary

Clearer clearway sign needed on Caithness/Sutherland boundary

YOUR VIEWS: Readers have their say on the latest issues and topics important to them


Boy disappears at Mid-Clyth, Oil spin-off firm in Caithness and Welcome for new restaurant

Boy disappears at Mid-Clyth, Oil spin-off firm in Caithness and Welcome for new restaurant

LOOKING BACK: News from the John O’Groat Journal of yesteryear


Caithness mill renewals show a positive future for heart and soul of county

Caithness mill renewals show a positive future for heart and soul of county

Northern Drift by Monique Sliedrecht


Orbex to give project update on mothballed Sutherland Spaceport

Orbex to give project update on mothballed Sutherland Spaceport

Members of the public are being invited to attend a meeting to learn more about the latest situation with the Sutherland Spaceport.


Mountain rescue volunteer from Thurso in triple fundraising challenge

Mountain rescue volunteer from Thurso in triple fundraising challenge

Mountain rescue volunteer James McLean, from Thurso, is preparing for an epic fundraising challenge across three Munros in Sutherland in one day.


Donna will be a ‘real asset’ to business team in Caithness

Donna will be a ‘real asset’ to business team in Caithness

An experienced business leader has taken up a brand new role at the Caithness Chamber of Commerce.


PICTURES: ‘A special place’ – £1m gardens at Loch Ness-side castle complete after 7 years

PICTURES: ‘A special place’ – £1m gardens at Loch Ness-side castle complete after 7 years

Seven years and more than £1 million in the making, Scotland’s richest man is celebrating the completion of his showpiece and most exclusive garden.


Three world class darts players set to play in Thurso tonight

Three world class darts players set to play in Thurso tonight

Darts exhibition has sold out!


UPDATE: Woman in hospital following A9 crash

UPDATE: Woman in hospital following A9 crash

A woman has been taken to hospital following a two-car crash on the A9 in Sutherland.


Two-car crash closes A9 both ways

Two-car crash closes A9 both ways

Emergency crews are in attendance after a two-car crash closed the A9 both ways at Skelbo, near Dornoch.


Rare bird recorded singing at Strathy Point in Sutherland

Rare bird recorded singing at Strathy Point in Sutherland

The white-throated sparrow normally lives in parts of North America and Canada.


Caithness U14s receive new memorial cup after victory over Orkney

Caithness U14s receive new memorial cup after victory over Orkney

Caithness United under-14s brought the curtain down on their 2024/25 season with a 4-2 victory over Orkney Youth Development Group at Naver.


Wick Groats to play delayed Highland Amateur Cup tie next weekend

Wick Groats to play delayed Highland Amateur Cup tie next weekend

Wick Groats have been given the go-ahead to play their delayed Highland Amateur Cup second-round match against CK Interiors from Inverness.


PODCAST: Pride for all Generations

PODCAST: Pride for all Generations

Listen to the round table representing pride from different generations.


Renewed plea by campaign group as figures show average of 18 births a year in Caithness

Renewed plea by campaign group as figures show average of 18 births a year in Caithness

Caithness campaigners have emphasised that “far too many mums-to-be have to travel to Raigmore” after birth figures from 2016 onwards were released.


‘I’m living my bonus years to the full’ - offshore worker told he had lungs of a 90-year-old

‘I’m living my bonus years to the full’ - offshore worker told he had lungs of a 90-year-old

He began to come to terms with dying hundreds of miles away from family and friends after traveling to Newcastle for transplant op.


Is Highland Council finally getting serious about attainment by declaring ‘learning and teaching’ as a priority?

Is Highland Council finally getting serious about attainment by declaring ‘learning and teaching’ as a priority?

It will hire quality improvement managers and officials plan to meet all head teachers and staff.


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