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The irrepressible Rustie Lee lit up Taste North 2025 as the far north food and drink event attracted a record turnout in its 10th anniversary year.
TV personality Rustie Lee is to be the headline chef at Taste North 2025, Caithness and Sutherland’s annual celebration of food and drink.
Caithness cattle-breeding technician Willie Mackay is making a TV appearance this week on the BBC’s farming and countryside programme Landward.
David Mowat revealed he went through “the worst and the best of times” on his epic 17-day ultra-running challenge from Land’s End to John O’Groats.
The countdown has begun to “probably the most famous rally in the world” as John O’Groats prepares for the 2026 Monte Carlo Classique/Historique.
A powerful collection of artwork being exhibited in Thurso next month will help to raise awareness of the far north Women’s Aid charity.
A farmers’ campaign trailer will leave John O’Groats on the first stage of a journey to the Labour conference as part of an inheritance tax protest.
Scotland Against Spin says it has “moved up a gear” in its bid to help communities that feel overwhelmed by large-scale energy developments.
Lybster’s seafaring history will be celebrated at a family-friendly harbour festival next weekend, organised by Waterlines heritage centre.
Primary six pupils from schools across Caithness and Sutherland were given an insight into road safety at an event in the Pulteney Centre.
More than 500 youngsters attended this year’s summer camps in the far north run by AG Coaching, concluding with the Charlie Miller Football Academy.
Competitors from across Scotland will be putting their muscles to the test when the John O’Groats Strongest Man competition returns on September 7.
A local charity swimmer has said she feels overwhelmed by the support she has received after crossing the Pentland Firth from Stroma to the mainland.
If targets are met, the combined value of agritourism and farm retail will reach £250 million by 2030 and support nearly 10,000 full-time jobs.
More than 20 venues across Caithness and Sutherland are taking part in Doors Open Days 2025, celebrating the country’s built and cultural heritage.
Befriending Caithness offers vital social contact to those who may otherwise feel isolated, working on a one-to-one basis and also in group settings.
Steven Mackay admitted Brora Rangers were “slightly fortunate” to edge a 2-1 victory in the midweek Highland League derby against Wick Academy.
The team of four endurance rowers who were mistaken for possible illegal migrants by an MP won’t be going all the way to John O’Groats after all.
Chernobyl-related concerns over renewable energy schemes have been allayed after the environmental regulator found no realistic risk to human health.
A plea has gone out for additional volunteers to give a helping hand at North Highland Cancer Information and Support Centre in Thurso.
