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Crew members from HMS Sutherland, the war ship affiliated to the country, ran a half-marathon on Sunday to raise money for a local cause.

Strathnaver Museum has succeeded in its bid to take over a local authority owned café and tourist information centre at Bettyhill.

Far north MP Jamie Stone is urging banks to pool resources and open "banking hubs" in the Highlands, following a series of branch closures.

The first Brora Village Market was so successful that organisers are now working on the next one – and already have 10 more stalls booked.

A popular Sutherland community cafe is donating surplus funds to five local organisations.

Managers of the North West Highlands Geopark (NWHG) last week welcomed a delegation from the UK Committee for UNESCO Global Geoparks.

Police Scotland is appealing for information following a fire-raising incident at a derelict garage next oil tanks in Invergordon.

A former family doctor turned author has come up with a novel prescription - read one of his collection of stories a night.

Brora Thursday Club’s annual outing this year was an afternoon tea with entertainment in Cocoa Skye in the village.

Patients are to have the opportunity to take part in "Try it Out" sessions for NHS Highland’s innovative NHS Near Me system.

On Thursday polling stations across the Highlands will be open from 7am to 10pm for people to cast their vote in the European Elections.

Members of the Sutherland Federation of the SWI proved their skill at needlecraft at their biannual exhibition of work at Rogart Hall.

Golspie has been listed by a national newspaper as one of 10 best places around Scotland to get great fish and chips.

North west Sutherland environmental group Plastic@Bay has appointed its first beach ranger after receiving funding from SSE.

The publishers of a popular north west Sutherland monthly magazine have confirmed it is closing down.

A COUPLE who worked with others to turn their small Sutherland community into a by-word for music, have announced that they are standing down.

Four men are to be reported in connection with speeding offences after four motorcycles were detected in excess of 100mph in Sutherland.

The Scottish Government is under fire from a member of a Sutherland sheep stock club who claims it is being uncooperative over a land buyout.

A young Sutherland pupil has launched a petition to persuade education bosses to give a probationary teacher at her school a permanent job.

Members of the Four Seasons Club in Rosehall were delighted to receive a £500 grant towards transport expenses for a trip north was successful.