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Loch Duart has appointed Agnieszka Stoff as it new sales coordinator.

Earth Day falls annually on April 22 and was first held in 1970.

Repairs to Struie High Bridge was subject to council repairs.

Alisdair Sutherland has collaborated with local historian Christina Perera to produce the book, entitled One for the Pot: My Life’s Journey.

Vital infrastructure improvements that could transform the reliability of trains in the northern Highlands appear to be in limbo.

The John Muir Trust has welcomed an announcement that the Scottish Government will hold a public consultation on a carbon land tax.

Hopes cycling and luggage capacity could be dramatically increased on railway services in the north Highlands seem to have been dashed by rail chiefs.

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Police have closed their investigation of a possible human bone found on Dunnet beach after it was established to be around 1500 years old.

The information provided by the questionnaire will allow potential crofters to be matched up with available land.

Orbex said it had raised £16.7 million from a “group of six significant investors in an update to its Series C funding round”.

From film nights to coffee mornings and daffodil teas, there is plenty going on in Sutherland this weekend and next week.

Golf course could slip into sea, claim campaigners against plan.

The difficulties faced by some Brora residents in accessing transport for hospital visits were aired at a community council meeting.

A lack of progress in reopening a Highland railway station that was temporarily shut in a row over access, is “concerning”, say local politicians.

Clarity is urgently needed over the ban on wood burning stoves, a Highland MSP has warned after being inundated with concerns from confused residents.

NC500 gorilla road sign in Ullapool is set to be taken down by BEAR Scotland as a “non-prescribed sign”.

THE go-ahead for a major Easter Ross housing scheme has been hailed an ‘extremely positive’ development for the nascent Cromarty Firth freeport.

Hill Cottage near Golspie has been selected as the ‘wild card’ in a BBC TV series.

It was agreed to submit the request at the group’s meeting yesterday evening.