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MP for Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross, Jamie Stone, has tabled a parliamentary motion today to mark the passing of Dame Vera Lynn.
A number of people have been arrested in connection with drink and drug driving offences after a weekend of action led by the Road Policing Division.
A book detailing the history of Indian soldiers who served in Sutherland and throughout the Highlands during the war has just been released.
Highland Council say that from Monday, the re-opening of the Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRC) will move to the next stage.
Edward Mountain MSP has called on the Scottish Government to announce a council tax holiday for B&Bs which do not pay business rates.
The Scottish SPCA Caithness and Sutherland rescue centre has received a generous donation of £500 from the Tesco store in Thurso.
An Comunn Gàidhealach have confirmed today that they will be holding an online version of Am Mòd Nàiseanta Rìoghail later this year.
Four jobs will be created by a Scottish Government’s Aspiring Communities Fund grant.
Gail Ross has written to Highland Council and Police Scotland to raise concerns over the facilities being offered to support the travelling community.
The Kyle of Sutherland Development Trust has been awarded £249,168 from the the Scottish Government's Aspiring Communities Fund.
Virtual panel discussions with industry leaders have been set up by Golspie entrepreneur John Murray of the Highland Food and Drink Club.
Scourie-based Loch Duart, the producer of farmed salmon, has purchased its own fish processing facility in Dingwall.
THERE have been no newly confirmed cases of Covid-19 in the Highlands for the past three days – the Scottish Government has revealed.
A Golspie woman has won £50 in gift vouchers from local shop, Lindsay's.
WILDFIRE risks across Highland moors and grasslands is still exceptionally high, gamekeepers and estates have warned the public.
MORE than 67 per cent of the tourism firms on the North Coast 500 are set to re-open as soon as the go-ahead is given by the Scottish Government.
Three Sutherland community groups are to receive nearly £365,000 in grant funding from SSE Renewables.
Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross MP Jamie Stone has been presented with a petition signed by 513 Sutherland and north Caithness locals.
Children in the Tongue, Bettyhill and Melvich catchment areas are to be offered twice-weekly deliveries of packed lunches for the next ten weeks.
B&B establishments which operate without business bank accounts have received fresh hope that they can soon receive government financial support.
