Pat Ramsay News Today

The Sandpoint Lions Club works to spread a little holiday cheer, with the community's help, through its annual Toys for Tots Christmas drive.

Application has been approved by Highland Council

Residents of Staxigoe, Papigoe and Noss marked the King’s coronation with a community beach-clean followed by a picnic, with about 25 attending.

From witty jokes to heartfelt conversations, what is King Charles III really like? We speak to those who have met him to find out.

Pat Ramsay remembers how the future King showed compassion as well as being supportive of the work being done by Caithness Foodbanks volunteers.

Latheron Hall Committee will host a Burns Supper this Saturday (January 21) in the village hall.

We take a look back at some of the stories that have hit the headlines in the John OGroat Journal and Caithness Courier during the past 12 months.

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Prince Charles will be given an insight into the thriving Caithness voluntary sector when he pays a visit to Wick on Friday.

Volunteers at Caithness Foodbank have reported an increased demand for the service as families and individuals are hit hard by the cost of living.