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A WOMAN was found uninjured last night after a Thurso lifeboat crew was called to assist Police Scotland and local Coastguard in the search.

The Thurso RNLI lifeboat, The Taylors, rushed to the scene after family members and the Coastguard were unable to make contact with a lone sailor.

Services between Gills and South Ronaldsay wont return until July 18 after it emerged that the MV Alfred suffered impact damage when it ran aground.

The operators of the ferry involved in yesterdays grounding on Swona have confirmed that "some passengers have sustained injuries" in the incident.

The operators of the ferry involved in yesterdays grounding on Swona have confirmed that "some passengers have sustained injuries" in the incident.

Thurso lifeboat volunteers have praised the quick thinking of fish farm workers in helping a yacht that had had its sail torn in high winds on Friday.

Workers at a Sutherland fish farm have been praised for their quick thinking in helping a yacht that had had its sail torn in high winds on Friday.

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A local councillor has thrown his support behind a campaign to reopen a historic Leith bridge, which has been closed to pedestrians due to safety fears for those using it as a thoroughfare from North Fort Street to Lindsay Road.