Community

A SUTHERLAND football club has come up with the answer to keeping its younger members fit during lockdown – skipping!

A £2.8 million project to transform the historic Old Clyne School in Brora into a community heritage centre is set to receive a substantial award.

Fountain Road Hall in Golspie officially changes hands next Monday.

For a tiny Sutherland community, it was truly a big moment.

Facebook users have been given a virtual tour round the new build Armadale Hall, which has just been completed and is now ready for use.

A SCHEME to provide facilities for motorhome and campervan users visiting a north west Sutherland port can now go ahead.

Highland Council wants to hear your view

Villagers in Reay are looking forward to enjoying the fruits of their labours after carrying out a series of environmental improvements.

Two neighbours in a tiny Sutherland community are “over the moon” about the success of their home baking honesty box.

Police in Golspie are urging members of the public not to take matters into their own hands over possible breaches of coronavirus regulations.

TIRELESS efforts to assist those affected by the Covid-19 pandemic have seen a Highland theatre shortlisted for a special new UK award.

The Postie Notes by Mark Gilbert

Scottish Government ministers are ignoring local views when it comes to determining applications for wind farms in the far north, it has been claimed.

A PROJECT to replace a community hall in north Sutherland that had seen better days, is nearing completion.

Many people and businesses in Sutherland fell victim to criminals exploiting the pandemic as revealed in a list of the year's most common scams.

A pet has been enlisted to help broadcast an important message.

Members of Birichen Children's Party Committee had to think outside the box this Christmas.

Projects in Sutherland are among others across the country to have benefited from the £1 million Scotland Loves Local Fund.

Positives still exist for this Christmas season, says Bishop Mark Strange.

As with so many other events, the coronavirus pandemic put paid to the much loved children’s Christmas party at Bettyhill.