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On September 24th 1984, our twins were born.
I did something this week I have never done before.
NINE young runners from East Sutherland Athletics Club have qualified for this year’s Scottish Schools’ Athletics finals, scheduled for the…
The Sutherland Caledonian Pipe Band are travelling north on Saturday for a one-off visit to Tongue and Bettyhill.
COMEDIAN Ross Noble popped up to east Sutherland to film part of his Freewheeling television programme yesterday – after being tweeted about La…
A NORTH company director who drove his new BMW on the A9 at 114mph has escaped with a minimum driving ban after his lawyer argued that the impact on his…
A project which has been ten years in the making by a team of dedicated volunteers has been given the go ahead by the Highland Council.
It was chips ahoy at the Dogs Trust, the UK’s largest dog welfare charity, after the charity held five days of microchipping events in The Highlands,…
TSB Tain is helping an East Sutherland school get match-ready for the new season by giving away quality match footballs for free.
A SUTHERLAND crofter has been fined £600 today after admitting acting in a threatening manner towards postmen trying to deliver mail to one of his…
The Highland Council’s north planning committee has today rejected SSE’s application to erect 47 wind turbines at a site just south of Strathy.
Comedian Ross Noble has tweeted saying he is travelling north on A9 today to visit La Mirage in Helmsdale for his Freewheelin television programme.
Following a report by VisitBritain naming Inverness as one of the most popular UK destinations for holiday visitors, Scott Armstrong, VisitScotland Regional…
Police officers in Wick are looking to trace the driver of a black motor vehicle, which was in the vicinity of the North Primary School construction site…
Highland Council's Environmental Health team have identified raised levels of naturally occurring algal toxins following routine monitoring at Loch Laxford,…
HELMSDALE and District Salmon Fishery Board has issued a strong rebuttal of claims it is stifling the economy of the village.
The Dogs Trust are teaming up with Highland Council to offer free dog chipping in Golspie tomorrow (Saturday).
A lucky dip into the Northern Times’ picture archive brought up these bonny lads. Unfortunately there is no information to go with the photo aside…
Sir – I welcome and congratulate the Peatland Partnerships’ success in being awarded £4 million by Heritage Lottery Fund for its Flow…
Sir – I read, with amazement, your article of 23rd May entitled “Row over claim river owners are stifling economy”.
