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Pickets were at Dounreay this morning as the Unite and GMB unions went on strike after rejecting a new pay offer from Nuclear Restoration Services.
Two unions at Dounreay are to strike on Wednesday after rejecting a new pay offer from management.
The public is “shouting” for flights between Caithness, Edinburgh and Glasgow as well as to Orkney, a Thurso community councillor has claimed.
Industrial action planned this week by three unions at Dounreay over a pay dispute has been called off following a new offer being made by management.
A space industry convention for young people should be funded by the UK government and held in the far north, Jamie Stone said.
Sewage was dumped in the Highland area almost 1500 times last year – a figure described as "disgusting" by far north MP Jamie Stone.
The North Highland Initiative, which awarded more than £270,000 to communities last year, is ready to receive applications for its 2024 programme.
Unions at Dounreay “remain open to negotiating with management” over an improved pay deal but are preparing for a strike if no new offer is made.
Dounreay has had to bring in pest controllers to deal with an "unprecedented infestation of rats," according to a safety rep at the site.
Workers from all three unions at Dounreay are set to go on strike after members at the site voted for industrial action over an ongoing pay dispute.
The price of an air fare between Wick and Aberdeen is to rise from next month due to "prevailing economic conditions."
Seventy-five runners are taking part in the event
Plans to tour the two-act play around the Highlands and central belt of Scotland
Announcement described as "fantastic news" for the workforce and Caithness economy
Management says it is committed to improving "workforce satisfaction"
Youngsters raise £300 to help Arran Macleod in his bid to assist the Anthony Nolan Trust
Ariane Burgess calls for more support for the sector
New-look executive team to be in place early next year
Jamie Stone and Trudy Morris respond to Autumn Statement
Meeting to take place with Crown officials in Edinburgh later this month
