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A blind sheep called Ray will benefit from the use of special bells to help her locate the rest of the flock at Puffin Croft.
Local Caithness coastguard teams were involved in a dramatic rescue on Saturday evening when a dog fell over a cliff at St John's Point.
First Minister Humza Yousaf announced that up to £30 million will be made available through the Fuel Insecurity Fund.
A new campaign from the Fishing Industry Safety Group targets the higher risk under 10 metre fishing fleet in Scotland
Emergency services came together yesterday afternoon to search for a possible missing person after clothing was found at the Trinkie.
The High Life Highland Rangers team seeks volunteers with an interest in wildlife and the environment to help develop sites for wildlife.
Jamie Stone supports a call for the Government to reverse funding cuts which could 'jeopardise' the UK's climate change goals.
Incredible breakthrough by Wick scientist shows how living plant cells could be utilised to provide clean fuel and renewable energy.
Local MP Jamie Stone voted today for the Government's proposed post-Brexit legal agreement between the European Union and the UK.
Reid’s of Caithness based in Thurso has made it to the shortlist of the prestigious Scottish Baker of the Year Awards.
Local MSP Maree Todd is backing the Citizen’s Advice national ‘Debt Happens’ campaign to raise awareness of support available.
All active crews at the Scottish Ambulance Service have now been trained to supply life-saving Take Home Naloxone (THN) kits.
A special free event takes place at Lyth Arts Centre on Sunday (March 19) called the Women’s Wellbeing Festival.
Local MSP Maree Todd encourages crofters living in Caithness, Sutherland and Ross to apply to the Croft House Grant.
Highland Council encourages individuals, businesses, and community groups to have their say on environmental protection of our seas.
A children’s youth care charity is rolling out a brand-new service to support children and young people who have been victim to, or witnessed a crime.
The season of monthly craft fairs was launched this month in the Murkle Community Hall with a colourful collection of goodies for sale.
Sutherland consumers with prepayment meters have been advised to contact their energy supplier if they have missing or unredeemed rebate vouchers.
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.
