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Hopes of local jobs connected to a Sutherland wind farm have been boosted after a pledge was made with a local contractor.
£1.43m investment in Shetland Space Hub comes after landowner's firm called for judicial review of Sutherland bid
Outdoor groups and landowners are calling for better resources to support Scotland’s "world-class" access rights.
There has been a big boost for health care in parts of Sutherland with the news that Golspie ambulance station is to be manned around the clock.
Legendary Scottish mountaineer and inventor Hamish MacInnes will today make one last emotional journey through the village he loved.
A leading conservationist normally used to saving whales and dolphins is nursing a badly-injured baby red squirrel back to health.
A publication of new user-friendly guidance for developers of campervan waste disposal points has been issued.
Report includes William Sutherland (51), who died in September last year when his boat capsized as it entered the mouth of Brora river.
Mountain rescuers stretchered an injured woman walker off a Sutherland hill.
A man was rescued from the freezing waters of a west coast loch on Sunday after he fell overboard.
Sutherland estate given permission to build 'sensitive' bothies in remote wilderness areas for paying clients.
Dornoch is the centre of a pioneering project to give less able bodied people access to its wonderful beaches.
The Scottish Wildlife Trust has objected to a fish farm proposal it says risks damaging the Wester Ross Marine Protected Area.
A woman from Kinlochbervie has turned down a bank's £50 'goodwill gesture' after it initially refused her a loan.
A human skull and other bones have been unearthed by workmen on a Sutherland estate.
Plans to develop a space port in Sutherland have hit a problem as a legal challenge was launched against the decision to approve the launch site.
Dundonnell Mountain Rescue Team welcome two new hard-working dogs onto the team to help with emergencies.
Grouse shooting visitors to Scotland spent over £3500 per person this season before a shot was even fired over the country’s heather moors.
The MoD is being asked whether its recent Nato war games event around the coast of Sutherland was responsible for a number of cetaceans washed ashore.
A remote Sutherland pie shop bit off more than it could chew when it advertised for a new general manger.
