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CVG UPDATE: Local voluntary sector news by Yvonne Hendry of Caithness Voluntary Group
Meningitis Now launches new Signs and Symptoms video to help raise awareness of the deadly disease to mark World Meningitis Day on Saturday 24 April.
The region's top cop is thankful residents are sticking to the rules – but he has warned anyone who steps out of line will face the consequences.
Looking for a more leisurely option? Get the coffee on and make a start on our fancy homemade beans on toast.
Jamie Stone has compiled a dossier of photos showing some of the worst potholes in Caithness in a bid to secure UK government support for investment.
MSP hopefuls give us their views on how to deal with potholes, train services and the battle to secure Wick airport
As from Monday, with Scotland going into level three restrictions, hospital patients in the NHS Highland area will be allowed to have one visitor.
This week for our anti-trolling campaign we speak to Mikeysline's service manager, Emily Stokes, about the impact of trolling on mental health.
Caithness hotelier Andrew Mackay is hoping for a boost from the UK holiday market this summer following the easing of Covid restrictions.
ANOTHER seven Covid-19 infections have been recorded across NHS Highland.
Highland tourism is getting ready to welcome back our much-missed visitors, writes Chris Taylor, VisitScotland’s regional leadership director
A dozen Caithness projects have have been hailed as "incredibly exciting" after being awarded more than £300,000 between them.
Highland Council is alerting businesses that updated Covid-19 guidance for close contact services has now been published by the Scottish Government.
The first events in the John O’Groats Book Festival go online on Saturday – starting with a look at a biography of Carolina Oliphant, Lady Nairne.
A Lybster based art studio is 'delighted' to be involved in a joint project raising awareness of violence against women.
Caithness hotelier Murray Lamont has described the staycation market as a “saviour” for hospitality businesses as Covid-19 measures are eased.
Martin Nicolson says staff at the Northern Sands Hotel are looking forward to welcoming customers back when restrictions are eased from next week.
A Caithness campaign group has insisted it is unacceptable to expect people in crisis to undertake 200-mile round trips for short appointments.
A top election pledge of the Scottish Conservatives is to connect every home and business to full fibre broadband by the end of 2027.