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Rosal clearance village is currently owned by Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS).
East Sutherland Rotarians certainly know how to spice up a Burns supper.
Blues player Peter Price (65) will perform at Rosehall Village Hall on Thursday, February 15.
The first Burns supper was held by Burns’ friends on July 21, 1801, the fifth anniversary of his death,
There are plenty of events scheduled to take place in Sutherland over the next week.
Jim and Gill Robertson, Birichen, volunteered at Community Dog Welfare, located at Kopan on the outskirts of Kathmandu.
The annual event is held in memory of Durness man Marty Mackay.
Sutherland Sessions promotes traditional, folk and roots music events in venues across Sutherland.
Vertical rocket launches are due to start this year from both Sutherland Spaceport on the A’Mhoine peninsula and SaxaVord Spaceport on Unst, Shetland
The society has raised sufficient funds to begin the transformation of Old Clyne School into a Community Heritage Centre and Museum.
Four fortnightly sessions will be held from Saturday January 20 and everyone with an interest in photography is invited to attend.
David MacAskill has been with the RNLI for 34 years.
Suisgill Estate ghillie Donald Sutherland made the ceremonial first cast this morning.
Joan Bishop has stepped down from her voluntary role of chairperson of Dornoch Area Community Interest Company (DACIC).
Steve Farquharson, Bumblebee Cottage, Embo Street, has raised an amazing £20,000 after taking part in three overseas expeditions.
Durness Primary School has a roll of just four pupils.
Organisers of Assynt Highland Games are holding a recruitment event next week.
The second public consultation meeting will be held at the Ben Loyal Hotel on January 18 from 12pm-2pm and 5pm-8pm.
Gary Innes and Ewen Henderson will be joined by guest artist Rory Matheson.
Presenter Paul Murton explores the River Oykel from its source in Assynt to the Dornoch Firth and the sea.
