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Directors of company set to take over running of Dornoch Airfield asked to meet with leisure users of site to address concerns

Directors of company set to take over running of Dornoch Airfield asked to meet with leisure users of site to address concerns

Directors of company set to take over running of Dornoch Airfield asked to meet with leisure users of site to address concerns

25 March 2025

Disgruntled dog walkers and other leisure users of Dornoch Airfield attended a fiery meeting of Dornoch Community Council last week.


‘The search for Finn has concluded and we as a family have started our healing journey’

‘The search for Finn has concluded and we as a family have started our healing journey’

‘The search for Finn has concluded and we as a family have started our healing journey’

25 March 2025

The much-loved father, son and husband was last seen alive in Sutherland three years ago and his disappearance sparked a determined search effort.


Royal party now in place for 2025 Tain Gala after Queen and attendant chosen

Royal party now in place for 2025 Tain Gala after Queen and attendant chosen

Royal party now in place for 2025 Tain Gala after Queen and attendant chosen

25 March 2025

Tain Gala starts on Wednesday, July 2, with a 10k and fun run.


Sutherland spaceport plan is ‘not dead’ says HIE

Sutherland spaceport plan is ‘not dead’ says HIE

Sutherland spaceport plan is ‘not dead’ says HIE

25 March 2025

The plans to establish a spaceport in north Sutherland remain very much live, according to Highlands and Islands Enterprise.


Highland Councillors set to get inflation busting 21% pay hike adding around £500k to the wage bill

Highland Councillors set to get inflation busting 21% pay hike adding around £500k to the wage bill

Highland Councillors set to get inflation busting 21% pay hike adding around £500k to the wage bill

25 March 2025

The move follows recommendations by the Scottish Local Authorities Remuneration Committee.


Easter Ross Musical Theatre’s production of Shrek touches on contemporary themes

Easter Ross Musical Theatre’s production of Shrek touches on contemporary themes

Easter Ross Musical Theatre’s production of Shrek touches on contemporary themes

24 March 2025

Tain’s duthac Centre was a riot of colours last week, the most important being green.


Junior writing competition launched by new Caithness and Sutherland literary group

Junior writing competition launched by new Caithness and Sutherland literary group

Junior writing competition launched by new Caithness and Sutherland literary group

24 March 2025

A junior writing contest has been launched by the newly formed Caithness and Sutherland Literary Association, open to anyone aged 12 or under.


Campaigners launch petition opposing proposals to build 20-turbine windfarm near Evanton over fears it could dwarf iconic’ Fyrish Monument

Campaigners launch petition opposing proposals to build 20-turbine windfarm near Evanton over fears it could dwarf iconic’ Fyrish Monument

Campaigners launch petition opposing proposals to build 20-turbine windfarm near Evanton over fears it could dwarf iconic’ Fyrish Monument

24 March 2025

The petition has so far amassed over 1500 signatures.


MFR’s Inverness base to close

MFR’s Inverness base to close

MFR’s Inverness base to close

24 March 2025

The news comes just months after owner Bauer Media axed the final show still broadcast from the site - Jodie at Breakfast.


Ticket prices revealed for highly anticipated castle experience

Ticket prices revealed for highly anticipated castle experience

Ticket prices revealed for highly anticipated castle experience

24 March 2025

The Inverness Castle Experience has made another announcement ahead of its opening later this year.


Councillors to discuss motion to ban overnight parking of motorhomes in council-owned car parks in Golspie and Durness on Thursday

Councillors to discuss motion to ban overnight parking of motorhomes in council-owned car parks in Golspie and Durness on Thursday

Councillors to discuss motion to ban overnight parking of motorhomes in council-owned car parks in Golspie and Durness on Thursday

24 March 2025

The full council is being asked to approve the ban when it meets on Thursday.


Highland MSP Gougeon goes into battle for Scottish forests

Highland MSP Gougeon goes into battle for Scottish forests

Highland MSP Gougeon goes into battle for Scottish forests

24 March 2025

‘Routemap’ shows the way against climate change says rural affairs secretary


‘It is open to everyone’: Cancer support expanding after £180,000 award for Thurso centre

‘It is open to everyone’: Cancer support expanding after £180,000 award for Thurso centre

‘It is open to everyone’: Cancer support expanding after £180,000 award for Thurso centre

24 March 2025

A year on from an £180,000 funding award, North Highland Cancer Information and Support Centre offers an expanded range of services in the far north.


Clubs join forces again for vintage and classic rally at John O’Groats

Clubs join forces again for vintage and classic rally at John O’Groats

Clubs join forces again for vintage and classic rally at John O’Groats

23 March 2025

The annual vintage and classic rally at John O’Groats will be enhanced by a collaboration between two like-minded clubs for the second year in a row.


LOOKING BACK: Gledfield’s winning cross country team

LOOKING BACK: Gledfield’s winning cross country team

LOOKING BACK: Gledfield’s winning cross country team

22 March 2025

From the picture archive of the Northern Times.


From the Northern Times 25, 50 and 100 years ago

From the Northern Times 25, 50 and 100 years ago

From the Northern Times 25, 50 and 100 years ago

22 March 2025

The Kinlochbervie Millennium Cake is to go on display; and Brora Wool Mill is losing workers to the oil industry at Nigg.


OPINION: Learning during furlough was a way out of a dark place

OPINION: Learning during furlough was a way out of a dark place

OPINION: Learning during furlough was a way out of a dark place

22 March 2025

Federica Stefani shares her story of being a furloughed reporter during lockdown.


BBC presenter leads online Gaelic sessions for Melvich Primary and ELC pupils ahead of competitions to design maps and t-shirts

BBC presenter leads online Gaelic sessions for Melvich Primary and ELC pupils ahead of competitions to design maps and t-shirts

BBC presenter leads online Gaelic sessions for Melvich Primary and ELC pupils ahead of competitions to design maps and t-shirts

22 March 2025

Gaelic singer and presenter Joy Dunlop led the way as Melvich Primary and Early Learning Centre celebrated World Gaelic Week 2025.


Tain Post Office flit proposal prompts public concerns in community

Tain Post Office flit proposal prompts public concerns in community

Tain Post Office flit proposal prompts public concerns in community

21 March 2025

‘Post Offices successfully operate in a wide range of shops including phone shops, vape stores, newsagents and convenience stores.’


Warning of A9 dual carriageway closures as part of three-year project

Warning of A9 dual carriageway closures as part of three-year project

Warning of A9 dual carriageway closures as part of three-year project

21 March 2025

Mini roundabout will also be put in place on safety grounds with 30mph limit


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