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John O' Groats

Teen in 1,000-mile journey in memory of brother

The goal is to raise funds for a charity dedicated to providing mental health support for men.

A man in a suit stood behind a woman in a white wedding dress. They are both laughing

Man's epic cycle ride after wife dies from sepsis

Ben Chavveny Walsh and a group of friends and family will cycle the length of mainland UK.

A large stone three storey building with window shutters painted a rusty red colour

Historic Caithness mill opens as visitor attraction

John O' Groats watermill has been carefully restored at a cost of £4.5m.

Highlands & Islands

Aidan Courts wearing his hiking gear and standing by the sea on his walk so far. He is wearing a waterproof and a rucksack and there is a lighthouse on an island behind him.

Man walks more than 1,200 miles for MND awareness

Aidan Courts is taking on the Land's End to John O'Groats challenge in memory of his grandfather.

A man with shoulder-length hair and his hands in the air in celebration holding a red ribbon with the sea in the background. There is a sign next to him that reads "Lands End 874m".

Marcus goes the extra miles to set a new record

The Hull Boy, 17, is the youngest person to run from Land's End to John O'Groats.

Mark and Quentin Stacy standing next to sign at John O'Groats (left) and Land's End (right) both wearing Cancer Research UK t-shirts

Prostate cancer brothers complete car challenge

Mark and Quentin Stacy raise £6,000 driving a classic car from John O'Groats to Land's End.

A group of teenagers standing with bicycles. They are all stood in a line, wearing helmets, biking gear and high vis vests. They are looking at the camera, smiling, and pointing to the side. The landscape of the Westbury White Horse can be seen in the distance behind them.

'Fantastic' neurodiverse students cycling 1,000 miles

Students on the 1,000-mile challenge want to prove they can achieve "extraordinary things".

Close up shot of brothers Mark (Left) and Quentin Stacy

Prostate cancer brothers in classic car challenge

Mark and Quentin Stacy, from Crawley, are raising funds driving 2,700 miles for Cancer Research UK.

James White in the front seat on the top deck of a double-decker bus with grey leather seats

The man bussing from Land's End to John O'Groats

James White is travelling across the UK using only local buses to raise money for charity.