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Centenary year for the St Clare Hall, Auckengill, a well-used community building which holds many special memories for those living in the area.
Allotments taken by force in 1921, Plea for two-tier TV licensing in 1971 and End of an era as shop closes in 1996
Gardening on the Edge by Diana Wayland
Highlands and Islands Airports Limited says it has taken a significant step in its journey towards achieving a diverse board membership.
Two men’s long-distance holiday trip to John O’Groats ran into trouble after police checked their van’s documents at Berriedale.
This week's picture features an unusual view of a Caithness harbour.
This delicious potato and cauliflower gratin is comfort food at its finest.
A young Thurso businesswoman is readying herself for the easing of lockdown restrictions with the reopening of her upmarket health and beauty salon.
North MP Jamie Stone has accused the UK government of living in a "fantasy land" over Brexit and its impact on trade with Europe.
Specialist battery producer AMTE Power plc is reporting a strong financial position despite reporting pre-tax losses of almost £1.5 million
Struan Mackie says the UK government has stepped up at every turn during the pandemic to ensure jobs and livelihoods in the far north are protected.
Christmas is officially over in Wick with the lights finally coming down yesterday after being up three months longer than usual.
A fierce blaze has broken out in the Dorrery area, and appears to be one of at least three wildfires in progress in the county.
New figures show an increase of more than 2200 per cent over the last five years in the number of young people waiting over a year for help.
Four fire appliances attended a blaze in the Halkirk area on Wednesday after it started to spread on open farmland.
More than half the population of Highland, Argyll and Bute have now received their first Covid-19 vaccination.
ANOTHER two cases of the coronavirus were recorded across the NHS Highland area in the past day.
A man who threatened his former partner a few months after he tried to frighten a potential witness has avoided prison “by the thinnest of margins”.
A PhD student from the University of the Highlands and Islands has spent the past year working on a unique photography project in Caithness.
Thurso Players has been cheered to hear the news about the end of lockdown and have plans afoot for the path back to normality.
