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Dornoch Cathedral set to welcome Moderator of Church of Scotland for 800th year celebrations

Dornoch Cathedral set to welcome Moderator of Church of Scotland for 800th year celebrations

Church officers have put together a jam-packed programme of events ranging from special services to a flower festival and a fundraising lunch.


East Sutherland Athletics Club athletes perform well at 10k in Moray

East Sutherland Athletics Club athletes perform well at 10k in Moray

Impressive performance from club.


Brora Rangers aim for glory in Highland League Cup final on Saturday

Brora Rangers aim for glory in Highland League Cup final on Saturday

Cattachs look to end season with silverware.


What’s on in Sutherland this weekend and into next week

What’s on in Sutherland this weekend and into next week

It’s Easter weekend and there are plenty of events to go to in Suthyerla


‘Meet, greet and eat’ – Melvich community interaction initiative a ‘proven success’

‘Meet, greet and eat’ – Melvich community interaction initiative a ‘proven success’

Meet, Greet and Eat held the last of nine meetings last week, which saw people of all ages gather to discuss their community.


Championship Course at Royal Dornoch named as Scotland’s best course

Championship Course at Royal Dornoch named as Scotland’s best course

Royal Dornoch savoured success in front of an international audience at the 2024 Scottish Golf Tourism Awards.


Carbisdale Castle owner’s legal threat to volunteers clearing woodland paths

Carbisdale Castle owner’s legal threat to volunteers clearing woodland paths

Culrain and District Hall committee has an agreement with Forestry and Land Scotland to maintain the paths at Carbisdale Wood.


Last minute appeal for headteacher for Lochinver and Achiltibuie primary schools

Last minute appeal for headteacher for Lochinver and Achiltibuie primary schools

The Highland Council is recruiting for a new £61,839-a-year head for the two schools


‘Preferential treatment’ claim over Highland pylon scheme

‘Preferential treatment’ claim over Highland pylon scheme

Campaigners opposed to new high-voltage pylons have accused the Scottish Government of giving "preferential treatment" to SSE and SSEN Transmission.


NICKY MARR: Undoubtedly, lives will be saved by Duchess

NICKY MARR: Undoubtedly, lives will be saved by Duchess

Royal they may be, but they’re people too. Let’s grant them breathing space.


Could you be Ness Factor's next singing superstar?

Could you be Ness Factor's next singing superstar?

The search has begun for ten talented contestants to participate to a much-loved singing competition in aid of Highland Hospice.


North-west community transport firm seek approval to knock down ‘eyesore’ ruins to make way for new premises

North-west community transport firm seek approval to knock down ‘eyesore’ ruins to make way for new premises

A north-west community bus company is seeking planning approval to tear down an “eyesore” derelict building to make way for a new depot.


Highland Council lifts threat of closure from Brora nursery after strong opposition

Highland Council lifts threat of closure from Brora nursery after strong opposition

Education officer Ian Jackson told parents earlier this week that the local authority did not intend to proceed with the closure proposal.


Highland business secures four-year advertising and sponsorship contract with local authority

Highland business secures four-year advertising and sponsorship contract with local authority

A Highland business has secured a four-year advertising and sponsorship contract with the local authority.


Highland Minger ‘rubs shoulders with the Gods of British Cheese’

Highland Minger ‘rubs shoulders with the Gods of British Cheese’

An Easter Ross Minger ‘has maybe finally arrived’ with a gold medal accolade that sees it ‘rub shoulders with the Gods of British Cheese’.


VisitScotland announces visitor information centres to close over next two years

VisitScotland announces visitor information centres to close over next two years

VisitScotland has announced it will close its network of information centres over the next two years.


Unions consulted as UHI North, West and Hebrides takes forward post-merger plans

Unions consulted as UHI North, West and Hebrides takes forward post-merger plans

UHI North, West and Hebrides is taking forward its post-merger plans to become a fully integrated organisation.


Walk of Witness to take place between Ardgay and Bonar Bridge on Good Friday

Walk of Witness to take place between Ardgay and Bonar Bridge on Good Friday

A Walk of Witness imitates the journey that Jesus Christ took carrying his cross through the streets of Jerusalem.


Air fare price rise for Wick-Aberdeen PSO route from next month

Air fare price rise for Wick-Aberdeen PSO route from next month

The price of an air fare between Wick and Aberdeen is to rise from next month due to "prevailing economic conditions."


West coast offers new motorhome chemical toilet waste disposal for caravans on NC500 route

West coast offers new motorhome chemical toilet waste disposal for caravans on NC500 route

A new toilet facility has opened at Gairloch beach, in a bid to cope with increasing pressure from tourism with high-quality infrastructure.


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