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Five more school leavers from Caithness and north Sutherland have been awarded scholarships from the Pentland Floating Offshore Wind Farm.
Maree Todd is urging the UK government to back a zonal pricing system for energy as a way of correcting a “long-standing injustice” in the Highlands.
Photographer Mel Roger said she was delighted to capture images of a great white egret at Loch Watten during a break in the stormy weather on Sunday.
Landowners have been praised for supporting the John O’Groats Trail after a 65 per cent increase in walker numbers on the 147-mile coastal route.
The Taste North Challenge will have a new category this year – a commercial operator section for anyone who makes and sells food or baking products.
A little bear made a big impact at John O’Groats on Tuesday when a bench was unveiled to celebrate the latest Paddington movie.
Family members left bereaved by a trawler tragedy off Caithness have been reflecting on half a century of heartache and unanswered questions.
Businesses and social enterprises in the north looking to reduce the environmental impacts of their operations can apply to a new Green Grant Fund.
Caithness is the setting for a newly published murder mystery featuring three killings in the same location at different points in history.
The Highlands and Islands Climate Hub has raised concerns over the “unstable funding landscape” and its potential impact on projects and livelihoods.
Businesses and social enterprises in the north looking to reduce the environmental impacts of their operations can apply to a new Green Grant Fund.
A climber who was injured in a 30ft fall at Whaligoe Steps is lucky to be alive, according to the holidaymaker who called the emergency services.
Tony Singh is looking is forward to savouring the “amazing local produce” of Caithness and Sutherland as he returns to the Taste North festival.
Staff from a Dornoch café will be putting on their running shoes this weekend to raise money for Caithness and Sutherland Women’s Aid.
Visitors to Doors Open Days in the far north were treated to “a wonderful mix of art, architecture and heritage”, according to coordinator Ian Leith.
Heritage volunteers in the flagstone village of Castletown have reacted to the discovery of fossils in a Caithness stone in the middle of Inverness.
Scottish singing star Callum Beattie has hailed Tunes By the Dunes as “a beautiful festival, in a beautiful place, run by beautiful people”.
Banniskirk House is set in grounds extending to some 22 acres near Halkirk and is said to be in need of refurbishment and modernisation.
Tunes By the Dunes enhanced its reputation as one of the friendliest festivals as fans gathered for two days of live music on the sunny north coast.
Tunes By the Dunes enhanced its reputation as one of the friendliest festivals as fans gathered for two days of live music on the sunny north coast.
