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Wick s historic Pulteneytown conservation area to be extended
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Merseyside cops complete independent review of 1997 Wick death case
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Highland Council applying for funds to improve tourism and regeneration in the area
Updated: May 26, 2021, 12:08 pm
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Highland Council plan to submit bids to UK Government funds to improve tourism in the area and support regeneration projects.
The Highlands can submit one transport bid and one bid for each constituency for the Government’s Levelling Up Fund and the Community Renewal Fund.
Maritime Activity Reports, Inc.
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UK-based offshore vessel operator Seacat Services has said that its recently launched catamaran Seacat Rainbow has gone straight on to a long-term charter at the Beatrice offshore wind farm.
Seacat Rainbow will support Operations & Maintenance activity for the service team working at the Beatrice offshore wind farm, joining its sister vessel Seacat Weatherly, which is currently on a charter with wind turbine maker Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy.
Both vessels are Chartwell 24 catamaran designs by naval architect Chartwell Marine. Each vessel can accommodate 24 industrial personnel, alongside four crew. They feature advanced engine and hull design, a large foredeck and safety features such as step-free access, sliding handrails and unrestricted visibility from the wheelhouse.
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Publicans fight no-licence decision
From the Groat of January 18, 1921
An action had been raised in the Court of Session by the licence holders of Wick against the Wick Town Council, the returning officer and the town clerk of Wick for the annulment of the result of the Temperance (Scotland) Act poll in the town.
The vote at the end of the previous year saw Wickers opt for the no-licence option which would lead to the closure of pubs and severely restrict the sale of alcohol in hotels.
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