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It is rare for someone to find this much cash in the attic. But, then again, not everybody has a loft as large as the Earl of Sutherland’s.
The Royal Navy has denied it is responsible for damaging the subsea power cable in the Minch that takes electricity to the Outer Hebrides.
A woman hiker spent an uncomfortable night in the north's hills after becoming disorientated in poor weather.
Fishing boats in the Highlands have been warned that they need to urgently register as ‘food businesses’ because of Brexit.
One of the most stunning and dramatic areas of Sutherland is to be explored in an exciting new project.
It really was the light at the end of the road for seven farmers with seven rides.
Community rescue group calls for more support for their voluntary work as they bid to raise cash for a new boat.
MSP Rhoda Grant has warned health bosses not to use the pandemic "as cover" for local mental health resources being "diverted by the back door".
One of Scotland's top microbiologists has criticised including the Highlands in the blanket countrywide raft of new coronavirus restrictions.
A Highland councillor has called for a taskforce to prevent a repeat of this year's summer of turmoil around the North Coast 500 road trip route.
A minister appointed to lead two Church of Scotland congregations in Sutherland will find echoes of her old job in her new calling.
HMS Queen Elizabeth, the first of the Royal Navy's new aircraft carriers, is to take part in Europe's biggest war games off the Scottish coast.
A Sutherland Scottish Women's Institute has closed after 102 years. Ardgay and Culrain SWI was left with just five members.
A basking shark tagged off County Clare in Ireland has been re-sighted months later off the west coast of Scotland looking for a mate.
An extraordinary chance meeting on a Sutherland mountain a fortnight ago has brought comfort to Assynt Mountain Rescue Team leader Sue Agnew.
A former Royal Navy diver has discovered an almost completely intact 5500-year-old cup, hidden in the mud of a loch in the Outer Hebrides.
He ran the remotest bookshop on mainland Britain for 15 years.
Anders Holch Povlsen and his wife Anne are celebrating the birth of twin girls a year after losing three children in the Sri Lankan bomb attacks.
Scotland's leading young environmentalist has objected to Britain's first vertical launch spaceport planned for the Moine Peninsula near Tongue.
Mountain rescuers cooked sausages and bacon on a disposable barbecue to try and attract a lost, frightened dog.
