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MP Jamie Stone has said Dornoch Community Council about an influx of labourers to the town.
Thankfully the Easter sunshine has appeared - otherwise mother and son Christine and Mack Mackenzie (12), might feel it a little breezy on top.
An avid crafter from Golspie is making drawstring laundry bags free of charge for front line workers from old duvets and pillowcases.
Fears have been voiced over foreign workers drafted into a Sutherland town to weed Christmas trees despite the current pandemic lockdown.
The leader of a Sutherland windfarm campaign group has called for all such proposed developments to be shelved until the pandemic is over.
Wild campers spotted this morning in north Sutherland are understood to have been moved on by police.
Dornoch Medical Practice cannot be prevented from cutting down six, century-old pine trees located next to the surgery, objectors have discovered.
Another Highland Games in Sutherland has fallen by the wayside for 2020 because of the pandemic.
A FAMILY-owned transport business based in Bonar Bridge has purchased a new vessel, creating 14 new jobs for the region.
A North Sutherland business couple ran a rainbow drawing competition for children in Melvich and Reay over Easter.
Members of Dornoch Community Council are in a race against time to save six century-old Scots pines from being chopped down.
A new Facebook page has been created where people with a connection to Dornoch can share their memories, stories and photos of the town.
It is the perfect antidote to the current pandemic crisis.
An appeal for local musicians to perform at a Rotary concert to celebrate the eventual end of the coronavirus threat has had a good response.
A north coast cafe is appealing to its customers to donate tinned and other long life food items for distribution to those in need in the area.
A fundraiser for the NHS and Highland Hospice, launched by a 90-year-old Sutherland woman, has taken off.
A Highland Games committee in Sutherland has made the “most difficult” decision to cancel the event.
Another Dornoch business has launched a crowdfunder appeal to help tide it over a financial black hole caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Business tycoon and North coast landowner Anders Holch Povlsen is being urged to withdraw his company’s objection to a spaceport in Sutherland.
A 90-year-old Sutherland woman is climbing the equivalent of Suilven to raise money for the NHS and Highland Hospice.
