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Edinburgh group helps local causes

More than £3000 was donated to good causes in Sutherland last year by the Edinburgh Sutherland Association.

Parents of pupils at a small Sutherland primary school are lobbying Highland Council in a bid to retain one of their teachers.

Opponents of the planned £17.3 million spaceport in Sutherland have claimed that the military could end up using it.

Farmers from all over Scotland and the north of England flocked to Caithness this week for NSA Highland Sheep 2019.

Plans are on the table for a windfarm near Melvich.

Highland Hospice is set to launch its fundraising Go Nuts art trail on Friday, June 28.

A Kinlochbervie resident, who led a campaign against the closure of public toilets, has been invited to a Royal Garden Party.

A bus stop in a central Sutherland village has been given an innovative makeover.

Most people think that simply driving or cycling round NC500 is no mean feat.

A Sutherland community's plan to provide facilities for motorhome and campervan users visiting the area, has taken a major step forward.

Outdoor art work by north west coast students has been unveiled, marking the end of an 18-month project.

AFFORDABLE housing provider Albyn Group has appointed experienced businesswoman and third sector specialist Lisa Buchanan as its new chief executive.

Army pipers from the North helped celebrate the ties between the UK and the USA - and then joined an emotional tribute to the heroes of D-Day.

A WARNING has been issued that cold call telephone scammers are targeting individual bank customers to gain access to accounts before taking cash.

The cost to the tax payer of holding the Coul Links planning inquiry was £3200, a Government spokesman has said.

For first-time parents Alvin and Stephanie Wood, it was a terrifying and deeply worrying time.