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Highland Council is being urged to take action to keep residents on the north coast safe from ”a never ending stream of traffic”.
March in Time features strong women - Laura, Kate and Flora - who certainly do not follow the conventional route.
Driver Cristine Morrison of Inver Park, Lochinver, and her two passengers emerged from the accident without serious injury.
Orbex said it was the latest stage on its roadmap to beginning commercial space launches from the UK.
The event will take place on Saturday, April 2, and will comprise a 57-mile cycle and a 15-mile walk
A sink tip line and a Cascade fly was used to lure the 8lb salmon out of pool Pheadair.
Coigach and Assynt Living Landscape Partnership (CALLP) is holding a free mini-festival of “books, music, stories and walks”.
The stunning piece went under the hammer at Chorley’s Auction House’s Fine Art and Antiques Auction on Tuesday, January 25.
The initiative is funded by the Achany Wind Farm Community Investment Fund and coordinated by Lairg and District Learning Centre.
The partnership is being coordinated by environmental charity Keep Scotland Beautiful with £1,498,555 National Lottery funding.
The club's general manager Neil Hampton said earlier this week: “We have reached capacity very quickly. This is unprecedented.”
The total investment into the county from the 2021/22 funding tranche amounts to some £117,627.
Events will be held at three locations – Dornoch Social Club, Dornoch Hub and the West Church Hall.
The rising costs of construction materials had had an impact on East Sutherland Rescue Association's boatshed project.
The kirk session has now agreed the time has come to resume services in situ.
Fears over the future upkeep of Clyne War Memorial at Brora have been voiced.
The unit has been shut since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic in March 2020.
Chorley’s Auction House is selling the Victorian locket “made of gold from the Duke of Sutherland’s mine at Kildonan”.
The club has raised more than £30,000 in the last 15 years for Rotary's End Polio campaign.
The trail is part of an ambitious initiative to commemorate the Battle of Littleferry.
