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Issues around 'dirty camping' in the Highlands to be discussed on BBC programme

Issues around 'dirty camping' in the Highlands to be discussed on BBC programme

Eòrpa, the Gaelic channel's European news show, visits Inverness and Skye to discusses a lack of facilites for campers.


Plan ahead for accidents and illnesses, says NHS

Plan ahead for accidents and illnesses, says NHS

As NHS 24 prepares for the busy Easter holiday, people in Caithness are being encouraged to take small steps to make a big difference to their health.


POLL: How would Highland League football fans like to see the season completed?

POLL: How would Highland League football fans like to see the season completed?

Do supporters agree with the league's decision to award Brora the title after three fixtures played and put them forward for the play-offs?


Seven new Covid-19 cases recorded in region

Seven new Covid-19 cases recorded in region

ANOTHER seven Covid-19 infections have been detected across NHS Highland, the latest update from the Scottish Government has revealed.


Decision to scrap Highland League season is 'common sense' says Wick Academy manager

Decision to scrap Highland League season is 'common sense' says Wick Academy manager

The decision to scrap the 2020/21 Highland League season came as no surprise to Wick manager Gary Manson, who described it as a "common sense" move.


We need to go further on social and affordable homes, says SNP candidate Maree Todd

We need to go further on social and affordable homes, says SNP candidate Maree Todd

SNP candidate Maree Todd has acknowledged Scotland’s leading status on social rented housing but says there is a "need to go further" in the north.


Hairdressers and garden centres set to open from Monday, Sturgeon confirms

Hairdressers and garden centres set to open from Monday, Sturgeon confirms

The First Minister says that the 'Stay at Home' message will be replaced by 'Stay Local' from Friday as more businesses allowed to open from Monday.


Possible new date for 2021 Canisbay Show

Possible new date for 2021 Canisbay Show

Following a virtual AGM the Canisbay Show Committee have decided to postpone this year's July date with plans to go ahead later in the summer instead.


Covid-19 lockdown restrictions: What can I do and when?

Covid-19 lockdown restrictions: What can I do and when?

Our guide to the coronavirus restrictions easing over the coming weeks and months


XpoNorth webinar will help Highlands and Islands businesses learn to become innovators

XpoNorth webinar will help Highlands and Islands businesses learn to become innovators

Highlands and Islands businesses are to be given a valuable opportunity to learn about innovation support thanks to a new webinar from XpoNorth


Historic sites across the Highlands and Islands to reopen

Historic sites across the Highlands and Islands to reopen

MAJOR historic tourist attractions in the Highlands and Moray will reopen to visitors late next month, it has been confirmed.


Mountain bothies across the Highlands and Islands still out of bounds, says MBA

Mountain bothies across the Highlands and Islands still out of bounds, says MBA

The Mountain Bothie Association (MBA) has issued a statement reminding walkers that bothies should not be used, other than in an emergency.


Archaeological dig will benefit from Tannach wind farm funding

Archaeological dig will benefit from Tannach wind farm funding

Archaeological work is to benefit from one of the latest grants from Tannach and District Wind Farm Trust.


Marie Curie online art auction raises almost £77,000

Marie Curie online art auction raises almost £77,000

An online art auction marking Marie Curie’s Great Daffodil Appeal has helped raise £76,986 for the charity.


PICTURES: Path to success for Wick volunteers

PICTURES: Path to success for Wick volunteers

With the popularity of Wick's riverside as a walk and exercise area soaring, the work of volunteers to maintain the route has been greatly welcomed


Far north SNP candidate questions whether it is appropriate for Salmond to return

Far north SNP candidate questions whether it is appropriate for Salmond to return

Maree Todd has questioned whether it is appropriate for Alex Salmond to return to politics following the high-profile launch of the Alba Party.


Christmas officially over in Wick

Christmas officially over in Wick

Christmas is officially over in Wick with the lights finally coming down yesterday after being up three months longer than usual.


Farmers fear dog attacks on sheep this Easter

Farmers fear dog attacks on sheep this Easter

With a huge surge in pet ownership due to the pandemic, farmers fear an increase of sheep attacks that could lead to dogs being shot dead


POLL: Should Eat Out To Help Out return to the North of Scotland?

POLL: Should Eat Out To Help Out return to the North of Scotland?

We want to find out what you think.


Signs urge caution from dog owners

Signs urge caution from dog owners

Farmers fear dog attacks on sheep this Easter at a critical time as peak lambing period is underway with ewes and lambs often grazing near footpaths.


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