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The Highlands and Islands Climate Hub has raised concerns over the “unstable funding landscape” and its potential impact on projects and livelihoods.
Businesses and social enterprises in the north looking to reduce the environmental impacts of their operations can apply to a new Green Grant Fund.
A climber who was injured in a 30ft fall at Whaligoe Steps is lucky to be alive, according to the holidaymaker who called the emergency services.
Tony Singh is looking is forward to savouring the “amazing local produce” of Caithness and Sutherland as he returns to the Taste North festival.
Staff from a Dornoch café will be putting on their running shoes this weekend to raise money for Caithness and Sutherland Women’s Aid.
Visitors to Doors Open Days in the far north were treated to “a wonderful mix of art, architecture and heritage”, according to coordinator Ian Leith.
Heritage volunteers in the flagstone village of Castletown have reacted to the discovery of fossils in a Caithness stone in the middle of Inverness.
Scottish singing star Callum Beattie has hailed Tunes By the Dunes as “a beautiful festival, in a beautiful place, run by beautiful people”.
Banniskirk House is set in grounds extending to some 22 acres near Halkirk and is said to be in need of refurbishment and modernisation.
Tunes By the Dunes enhanced its reputation as one of the friendliest festivals as fans gathered for two days of live music on the sunny north coast.
Tunes By the Dunes enhanced its reputation as one of the friendliest festivals as fans gathered for two days of live music on the sunny north coast.
High Life Highland’s archive service, which includes Nucleus in Wick, has won a UK-wide accolade for record-keeping service of the year.
Organisers of Tunes By the Dunes say everything is in place for a successful weekend at the UK’s most northerly mainland music festival in Dunnet.
Twenty-four venues across Caithness and Sutherland will be taking part in the 35th year of Doors Open Days over a weekend in September.
Plans to test anti-personnel bombs in part of the Flow Country have been scrapped, it has emerged.
Maree Todd MSP has contacted Transport Scotland to highlight concerns raised by Councillor Matthew Reiss and to ask about plans for any improvements.
George Gunn is promising an evening of “passionate and entertaining” live drama when his play inspired by the Sutherland Spaceport comes to Wick.
Support for raising the controversial 50MW threshold on onshore wind farm decision-making has been described as “welcome news” by a campaign group.
Long Row Home duo Allan Lipp and Mhairi Ross have chosen to “pause” their round-Britain challenge after encountering wild weather off the west coast.
Intrepid rowers Allan Lipp and Mhairi Ross have hinted that they may be thwarted by the weather on their unprecedented round-Britain challenge.
