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A look at the eventful life of John Gow, the Wick-born pirate who was hanged at London’s Execution Dock 300 years ago today.
Organisers reckon the turnout at the Caithness and Sutherland Vintage and Classic Vehicle Club event was at least 2500 and possibly closer to 3000.
This year’s vintage and classic vehicle rally at John O’Groats will feature around 150 entries, along with a host of other attractions.
Joanne B Kaar’s Shipshape exhibition, looking at the techniques and tools used in traditional boatbuilding, opens this Friday at Strathnaver Museum.
A group aimed at putting young people in the Highlands at the heart of local decision-making have been sharing their experiences with others.
The true story of Violet Charlesworth, a notorious Edwardian confidence trickster, is revealed in a new book from Dunbeath-based Whittles Publishing.
Charity walker Will Riches is making his way from Land’s End to John O’Groats in memory of his best friend who died from cancer at the age of 18.
Fears have emerged that groundworks for major renewable projects across the Highlands could be exposing radioactive contamination from Chernobyl.
The Liberal Democrat MP for Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross wants the UK government to act over higher delivery charges to his constituency.
Limekiln wind farm was only able to go ahead after “a big fight”, guests were told at the official opening of the 24-turbine development.
The new-look John O’Groats Mill is almost ready to be revealed – and members of the local community will be the first to get a glimpse inside.
A campaigner has compiled a list of “10 tricks” allegedly being used by developers to push renewable energy projects through the planning system.
Sarah Ruggins put in an “unbelievable effort” to smash the record for cycling from John O’Groats to Land’s End and coming all the way back.
The MSP for Caithness, Sutherland and Ross is worried that over 13,000 homes in the Highland region are still using Radio Teleswitch Service meters.
Colin MacDonald, from Wick, has revealed the two key questions that drove him on in his new documentary/drama project about the 1745 Jacobite Rising.
An 85-year-old resident of a medieval almshouse is heading north as part of a nationwide road trip using his bus pass.
North MSP Maree Todd has spoken of her growing concerns over a nationwide switch-off affecting householders with certain types of electricity meters.
The first steps have been taken by Sinclair’s Bay Trust towards potential community ownership of the Village Inn on the NC500 at Keiss in Caithness.
Jamie Stone described North Sea oil and gas workers as “immensely valuable” to the UK and insisted their skills must not be allowed to go to waste.
Summer holiday mementoes and plastic suits created for the nuclear industry are among the exhibits at Halkirk Heritage and Vintage Motor Centre.
