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Construction of a new state-of-the-art subsea transmission cable factory in the Highlands commenced this morning.

This year’s event will feature around 60 vehicles of various vintages.

Stuart Ross, the operator of Cape Wrath Mini Bus, is now seeking compensation from Highland Council for failing to repaire the road.

Ullapool’s new festival for boat enthusiasts proved to be a hit, with rumours of a Lugger Fest 26 already in the pipelines.

Two unions at Dounreay are to strike on Wednesday after rejecting a new pay offer from management.

The outage has affected a number of local residents.

Giovanni Pernice praised the Highland Hospice for the ‘fantastic work’ they do.

The Marine Management Organisation has published figures for fish landings in Scottish ports in March.

Young Karmen Vinni and Christina Graham will act as attendants to the Gala Queen at the 2024 Lairg Gala.

A storage area for wind turbine components is being proposed between two housing estates at Pennyland in Thurso.

A colour fun run is a fun run with a difference where buckets full of brightly coloured powder are thrown at participants.

Police Scotland has said the Kessock Bridge was closed in the early hours of this morning due to concern for a person.

Unite has announced strike action at Dounreay Power Station is back on after over 500 of its members rejected the latest wage offer.

Referee Billy Baxter blew his whistle for the final time in the league on Saturday, April 27.

The presentation took place at a tea party held at Major General Marriott’s home at the weekend.

The Rare Bird Alert said a giant Albatross was seen flying past Brora on Sunday.

A work party is being organised to carry out routine maintenance work at Suileag bothy in Assynt.

The walk will be followed by an opportunity to enjoy coffee and a chat at a local cafe.

A new marble cross has been erected in memory of heroic World War I soldier Lieutenant Colonel William Anderson.

The scene is set for the 100-mile walking challenge - and Easter Ross organisers have been at the centre of preparations.