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Drone powered delivery of life-saving medical supplies could be initiated in Sutherland to help beat Covid-19.
The Rural Youth Project is hosting an event on Tuesday (July 13) to focus on LGBT+ visibility and acceptance in rural communities.
The current Maritime Safety Week marks almost six months to the day until Her Majesty’s Coastguard will celebrate a milestone birthday.
A group of intrepid Scottish independence supporters battled against winds to unfurl a 72-foot long Saltire flag at Dunnet beach on Saturday.
A new opinion poll reveals that more than a third of Scots are worried about paying their monthly bills over the next year.
A garden shed can be much more than a humdrum wooden erection – for a Halkirk woman it's an award-winning outdoor office.
It may seem like stating the obvious, but a Scottish animal welfare charity reiterates its annual summer message – never leave your dog in a hot car.
An ocean advocate on a charity trip around the coast talked of her shock discovery of an entangled humpback whale calf found dead near Lybster.
In its second free online event, Community Land Scotland is holding a discussion on the climate emergency.
In its second free online event, Community Land Scotland is holding a discussion on the climate emergency.
A watertight plastic box found on Castletown beach appears to be part of a global treasure hunt thinks its finder.
The council is recruiting a deputy chief at a salary of £122,812 whose aim is to create an 'economy built on fairness of opportunity for all'.
The sun broke through cloud cover to illuminate a new sculpted feature at John O'Groats on Monday as it was declared officially open.
The Castle of Mey provided the perfect setting for a display of vintage vehicles yesterday as a local club celebrated a major funding achievement.
A short film commissioning call is open until June 30 that seeks filmmakers in the Highlands to get involved.
Homelessness was on the agenda earlier today at a Highland Council meeting to discuss updates on how the issue was tackled during the Covid pandemic.
A few far north residents had their eyes on the skies yesterday morning to try and spot an unusual phenomenon and capture digital images if possible.
The council launches a campaign to keep the public updated on education, housing, and property projects across the region.
Surveyors from the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) are to carry out unannounced inspections of fishing vessels across the UK.
Scotland's animal welfare charity urges dog walkers to pick up two items of litter when out and about on their daily strolls.
