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A new rehabilitation centre to help seal pups rescued from the Caithness coastline has been set up and seeks funds.
The Northern Pilgrims’ Way Group is appealing for new members, and trustees to help it on its historic mission.
The High Life Highland Countryside Rangers are helping Sutherland teachers and pupils make space for nature this spring
A letter sent out to all parents and guardians of pupils outlined the industrial action which will affect Sutherland schools next week.
A new Hate Crime Toolkit, outlining support available, how to report hate crime and the criminal justice system process was launched yesterday.
A Thurso man bids a fond farewell to his long-established beard at public event in Thurso next week in aid of a local mental health charity.
A Staffy dog that had been cruelly abandoned when his owner left him behind after moving from Skye has found a new home in Caithness.
The 'It’ll Cost You' campaign to deter adults buying alcohol for minors is to be rolled out across Scotland's towns and cities this year.
A 46-year-old man was arrested and charged yesterday (January 27) after a 'cannabis cultivation site' was discovered at a location on Girnigoe Street.
Sutherland residents have been warned of the potential dangers of improvised heating and cooking methods amid the cost-of-living crisis.
Police cordoned off a Highland beach after two local beach cleaners found a large barrel filled with bags of powder on Wednesday.
A new poll shows nearly 10 per cent of Brits have done Veganuary since it launched in 2014.
The charity ASH Scotland is encouraging people in Sutherland to 'Quit and Win' in 2023.
John O'Groats to Land's End charity walker Speedo Mick made it to Wick and brought some Scouse charm to a ladies' party at the Norseman Hotel.
The number of calls to Scotland’s energy advice service has more than quadrupled in a year with people reaching out for help amid rising costs.
LeJog 2022 finished after five legs and 1300 miles from Land’s End to John O’Groats and was captured in a series of dramatic images.
The A9 around Berriedale is experiencing congestion as traffic slows to a crawl due to the inclement weather.
A Highland man said his broken chimney stack could have killed him and his wife with carbon monoxide fumes and is battling the council to it repaired.
Police Scotland is reminding Caithness residents that officers will be targeting drink and drug driving this festive period.
A disability campaigner from Thurso talked about the 'nightmare trip' she endured while on a train journey to Aberdeen for her daughter's graduation.
