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Extension planned at historic church

Extension planned at historic church

Extension planned at historic church

31 July 2019

A £100,000 project to provide more room at a historic Sutherland Church, has taken a step forward.


Pioneering new scheme to encourage recycling in Highlands

Pioneering new scheme to encourage recycling in Highlands

Pioneering new scheme to encourage recycling in Highlands

30 July 2019

Nearly 486,000 plastic bottles could be kept out of the environment in the Highland council area, thanks to a pioneering new scheme.


£140k cost of activists' rig drama

£140k cost of activists' rig drama

£140k cost of activists' rig drama

30 July 2019

Greenpeace protestors were able to board an oil rig in the Cromarty Firth for the second time in a week because of a “communication failure”.


Prince Charles officially opens Beatrice offshore wind farm

Prince Charles officially opens Beatrice offshore wind farm

Prince Charles officially opens Beatrice offshore wind farm

29 July 2019

The world’s fourth largest offshore wind farm – and Scotland’s biggest – has been officially opened by Prince Charles today.


Top ranking for Bettyhill army cadet

Top ranking for Bettyhill army cadet

Top ranking for Bettyhill army cadet

29 July 2019

An army cadet from Sutherland has been appointed as the highest ranking cadet of his unit.


Midge numbers down because of heatwave

Midge numbers down because of heatwave

Midge numbers down because of heatwave

29 July 2019

The hot weather has taken the bite out of midges.


Lochinver Atlantic rower to be reunited with his boat

Lochinver Atlantic rower to be reunited with his boat

Lochinver Atlantic rower to be reunited with his boat

26 July 2019

The intrepid Lochinver man who was attempting to row across the Atlantic, but had to be rescued, is to be finally re-united with his abandoned boat.


Tribute paid to village darling

Tribute paid to village darling

Tribute paid to village darling

26 July 2019

A TINY Sutherland community is in mourning following the death of its popular sub-postmistress.


Disbelief over lack of government funding for Geopark

Disbelief over lack of government funding for Geopark

Disbelief over lack of government funding for Geopark

26 July 2019

A senior UNESCO Geopark assessor has expressed shock that the North West Highlands Geopark receives no core government funding.


Fear of Brexit "self-harm" as Boris Johnson enters No. 10

Fear of Brexit "self-harm" as Boris Johnson enters No. 10

Fear of Brexit "self-harm" as Boris Johnson enters No. 10

25 July 2019

Highland politicians have been reacting to the appointment of Boris Johnson as UK Prime Minister yesterday.


Bite back with Highland Midge

Bite back with Highland Midge

Bite back with Highland Midge

24 July 2019

They are pesky, stinging critters that come out in their multitudes and send most people scurrying back indoors, scratching madly.


Sutherland Flag flies in London

Sutherland Flag flies in London

Sutherland Flag flies in London

24 July 2019

The Sutherland flag was proudly flying in Parliament Square yesterday to mark County Flags Day.


New tourist trail launched

New tourist trail launched

New tourist trail launched

24 July 2019

An exciting new arts and crafts tourism initiative is being launched covering an area of north west Sutherland and Wester Ross.


Work begins on extra 200 parking spaces at Raigmore

Work begins on extra 200 parking spaces at Raigmore

Work begins on extra 200 parking spaces at Raigmore

24 July 2019

Work on creating two overspill car parks on the Raigmore Hospital site has started.


Ceilidh Trail on way to Sutherland

Ceilidh Trail on way to Sutherland

Ceilidh Trail on way to Sutherland

23 July 2019

Scottish Natural Heritage is partnering with Fèis Rois to provide live music performances at some of its national nature reserves (NNRs).


'Bitter' ex sent abusive texts

'Bitter' ex sent abusive texts

'Bitter' ex sent abusive texts

23 July 2019

A Dornoch man sent his former partner abusive texts calling her a "whore" after she began a new relationship, a court heard.


Joy as rescue service ticks all the boxes

Joy as rescue service ticks all the boxes

Joy as rescue service ticks all the boxes

22 July 2019

East Sutherland Rescue Association is celebrating after achieving strict new standards laid down by the Marine Coastguard Agency.


Portskerra parties at enjoyable fishing event

Portskerra parties at enjoyable fishing event

Portskerra parties at enjoyable fishing event

22 July 2019

The Portskerra fishing competition and specimen hunt took place in good conditions yesterday with 12 boats, crewed by 33 fishers, taking part.


Driver found guilty of running down bikers

Driver found guilty of running down bikers

Driver found guilty of running down bikers

19 July 2019

A Porsche driver has been convicted of causing serious injury to two German motorcyclists on NC500.


Love Island couple's parents offered a retreat at Alladale

Love Island couple's parents offered a retreat at Alladale

Love Island couple's parents offered a retreat at Alladale

19 July 2019

Millions of viewers up and down the country tuned into Love Island last night to watch Anna Vakili and Jordan Hames ramp up the heat in the hideaway.


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