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A property company is marketing an area Dunnet Bay coastline at offers over £125,000 and expects great interest from 'lifestyle buyers' and surfers.

Backers of plans to create a world-class climbing gym in Inverness have found new premises for the venture.

Christmas has come early for supporters of a project to develop a multi-purpose centre for young people with learning disabilities and complex needs.

I love Cheshire priest Hana Amner’s Christmas card designs.

The Met Office has issued a Yellow Warning of high winds across the far north coastline on Sunday and into Monday.

Don't leave the sprouts for Christmas, try them in this winter coleslaw and create crowd-pleasing butties.

A dip into the picture archive of the Northern Times.

Christmas in Sutherland for Russian children affected by Chernobyl; A Lairg soldier captures IRA men; And Melvich and Portskerra erect a War Memorial.

Club spokesman Alistair Risk said that some 70 goody bags were filled.

These new rail franchises with different companies running different bits of what once was British Rail, meant that Motorail was no longer doable.

The resources required to run the authority's local government elections for 2022 were agreed at Friday's delayed meeting of Highland Council.

Increasingly, I search for books and pamphlets that relate to fishing here in the Far North.

A serious road accident occurred in Castletown tonight with reports of an air ambulance being in attendance as well as other emergency services.

Residents of Lairg Road in Bonar Bridge have long expressed concern over the speed drivers reach going past their properties.

Tributes have been paid following the death of a Sutherland-born woman much-loved by many.

An appeal has been issued to the public after the latest episode.

The move sparked a furious backlash from some opposition councillors, one said 'local democracy has died in a ditch today'

Highland Council has agreed to appoint three Older People’s Champions within the region.

It is aimed as anyone who would like a career as a police officer and wishes to work in the Scottish Highland and Islands

Raigmore Hospital’s chronic car park overcrowding problem is to have another course of treatment in an effort to cure the stressful situation.