Community

Highland Council's Sutherland County Committee is inviting bids from projects in Brora, Dornoch and Golspie for Town Centre Fund investment.

The signs are “positive” that Scottish Land Fund money will be forthcoming for a community purchase of the town’s Fountain Road Hall.

Parades, events and services to mark Remembrance Sunday were discouraged because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Dornoch is the centre of a pioneering project to give less able bodied people access to its wonderful beaches.

A woman from Kinlochbervie has turned down a bank's £50 'goodwill gesture' after it initially refused her a loan.

Brora is about to get a new post office after local resident Andrew Smith decided there was a need for it and looked into bringing it back.

Two new members have been co-opted onto Dornoch Area Community Council.

Volunteer befrienders in the far north have been praised for the innovative way they have responded to the coronavirus pandemic.

If you are planning a private fireworks display at home this year, it’s important that you know how to keep you and your family safe.

Scottish author Val McDermid joins young people of Scotland for time capsule which will be opened in 2030.

Highland Council has recommended to the Scottish Government that the region should be placed in Tier 1 with no additional measures imposed.

A massive operation involving stalkers, quad bikes, drones and many locals ended with success as a small dog was finally found in a Lairg forest.

An Assynt estate is calling on a public spending watchdog to investigate a grant to put up a £200,000 deer fence as part of a conservation project.

Amateur photographers have been sharing their snaps during the pandemic despite not being able to meet up in person.

CONSTRUCTION work is set to begin this week to maintain the only remaining east coast car ferry of its type in the UK.

An inspirational great-granny has been recognised for a remarkable fundraising effort that lifted spirits during the lockdown.

A Highland strongman has urged others struggling with mental health issues to seek help that is freely available.

MORE than 600 people were attracted to an outdoor market at which safety Covid-related safety precautions were taken.

Communities are being asked how their priorities may have changed as a result of the coronavirus pandemic and subsequent lockdown.

Community rescue group calls for more support for their voluntary work as they bid to raise cash for a new boat.