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A plan to create a small woodland in the Thurso area has been unanimously supported by the town's community council.
OUT AND ABOUT WITH RALPH: From skis to sea kayak on the lochs of the flow country
A £280,000 fund has been launched with the aim of building local resilience and protecting vulnerable members of the community.
A virtual bulb show has provided a welcome bit of spring cheer for local members of the Scottish Women's Institutes.
Football fares decision 'inexplicable' in 1921, Sheriff hits out at bullying in 1971 and Anger at driving test plan in 1996
CALL made for 'substantial amount' of council’s £44 million surplus to be spent on improving roads in the north
A total of 397 new cases of Covid-19 have been reported across Scotland in the last day, statistics released by the Scottish Government today reveal.
Projects in Thurso are set to benefit from a new group which plans to bring opportunities to local young people in the wake of the current pandemic.
Former Wick High School pupil Kayleigh Ross has been appointed as a mortgage adviser with an award-winning independent financial advisory firm.
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This pork ramen with a winter spiced broth from Scotch Kitchen is the perfect way to use up your excess veg, and it is low in fat too.
With this week's very low tides, a strange phenomenon can be observed on a rusting shipwreck at Reiss beach that is hard to explain.
PICTURES: The John O’Groats Book Festival will return with a three-week online celebration full of local interest and talks from famous names.
Making his debut for Edinburgh Rugby was "a special moment" for Shaun Gunn – and now he is looking to kick on and establish himself at Pro14 level.
People in the the Thurso area are being challenged to move more in a new initiative to improve wellbeing and connect with the community.
A campaign by NFU Scotland promoting responsible dog-walking this Easter has been backed by the Kennel Club.
A confrontation between local residents and a couple camping at a historic Sutherland ruin is feared to be a foretaste of what is to come this summer.
Shoppers in Thurso and Wick can now donate food items to help people in their community each time they visit their local Tesco store.
A sheriff who jailed a serial offender for eight months told him he was “very, very, lucky”.
MORE than 2.5 million Scots have now received their first Covid vaccinations.
