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Caithness community assets to be transferred

Councillors have agreed to transfer two community assets – in Wick and Thrumster – to allow local groups to progress redevelopment plans.

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Transfer of Bignold House to Wick Academy to be considered by Caithness councillors

Members of Highland Council s Caithness committee will next week be asked to approve the lease of Bignold House to Wick Academy Football Club.

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Caithness committee to decide on voluntary parking charge scheme for motorhomes and cars at sites in far north

Voluntary parking charges could be introduced at a number of popular car parks in Caithness.

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CCTV investment for Wick and Thurso approved by councillors

CCTV investment for Wick and Thurso approved by councillors © Supplied by Highland Council Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Councillors have agreed to spend more than £40,000 upgrading ageing CCTV cameras in Wick and Thurso. Members of Highland Council’s Caithness committee voted to use town centre funding to digitalise the analogue systems and connect them to the authority’s CCTV monitoring office. A total of £16,100 will be used to upgrade the Wick town centre system and £25,625 for Thurso. In September the Scottish Government announced extra funding through the Town Centre Fund as part of its national economic recovery stimulus package. Highland Council received an additional £1,066,000, providing an extra £56,104 for investing into Thurso and Wick.

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