A local grazings committee say that the fundraiser is “misleading” and does not take into account the impact the offences have had.
The new vehicle park, located at Shore Road in Dornoch South centre, was opened by Dornoch Area Community Interest Company (DACIC) in June.
Police have appealed for information after entry was gained to Golspie High School "several times" during a 24-hour period.
The appointments were made yesterday at the first meeting of Sutherland Area Committee since this year’s local government election.
Brora Village Hub decided to give local youngsters one last summer treat before they returned to school.
A Sutherland road has been closed following a “significant” landslide yesterday evening.
Lord Cadogan contributed more than £400,000 towards the facility, named The Cadogan Lifeboat Station in his honour.
The Kyle of Sutherland Development Trust is "moving more to providing social assistance" in the area.
A NORTH-west Sutherland port is being given another chance to re-establish a community council.
The future of the closure-hit Falls of Shin Visitor Centre could become clearer following a key meeting later this month.
The service is being held by the Creich and Kincardine with Lairg and Rogart Branch of the Royal British Legion Scotland.
The Kyle of Sutherland Development Trust has attracted nearly £2 million of outside funding to its area in the last four years alone.
Venture North hopes to help extend the season over the quieter autumn and winter months.
Highland Council hopes to build 17 units, comprising semi-detached and terraced homes as well as flats and one detached home.
A rare ostracod – a tiny crustacean around 1mm in size – has been discovered at Smoo Cave.
Leslie Sharp has been unable to access overnight respite care for his son since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic.
Golspie Gala Week’s fancy dress parade of floats and fancy dress last Friday was a riot of colour and creativity.
A small East Sutherland community yesterday gave a right royal welcome to a very special guest.
There was a jam-packed programme of activities and competitions.
Hope's parents, John and Rona Gordon, of West Langwell, Rogart, cheered her on at the world championships.