Thurso Library News Today

A dementia advisor working across Caithness and north Sutherland wanted give an update on her services since taking up the job in October 2022.

Onshore works plans to support a major multi-billion pound West of Orkney windfarm have been submitted to the Highland Council.

Fiona will read an exerpt of her book, sign copies and discuss the inspiration behind her novel at an event at Thurso Library on October 13.

A series of sculptures of local Caithness dignitaries has been saved after being rescued from a damp cellar at the Carnegie building in Wick.

WAYS that the peatlands of the Flow Country can help to provide financial benefits to communities are to be explored at a series of drop-in sessions.

Kirkton Energy Park would be constructed across two working farms around 2.1km south of Melvich,

The original Miller Institution building (now Thurso Library) is 160-years-old this year and local kids made artworks to celebrate the milestone.

The chair of Highland Council’s Climate Change Committee visited a touring exhibition by international award-winning photographer Mandy Baker today.

High Life Highland has signed up to the ‘Near Me in Libraries’ pilot to help people access public sector services, including health and social care.

Thursos public library will this week start to play a key role in a new trial service to help people access health and social care services.