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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.

Town centre funding to improve Caithness CCTV

Town centre funding to improve Caithness CCTV By Jean Gunn Published: 08:00, 20 February 2021 Get the Courier and Groat sent to your inbox every week and swipe through an exact replica of the day s newspaper Councillor Nicola Sinclair Picture: DGS Chair of the Caithness area committee Nicola Sinclair has welcomed an investment in the CCTV infrastructure for both Wick and Thurso town centres. Members of the committee agreed yesterday (Friday) to use town centre funding to enhance the local surveillance system – £16,100 will be used to digitalise the existing ageing analogue public space CCTV in Wick and connect the new system into the council’s monitoring office with £25,625 to do the same for Thurso.

Sloans demolition project in Wick needs additional funding to fix gable end

Sloans demolition project in Wick needs additional funding to fix gable end By David G Scott  |  Updated: 17:38, 21 January 2021 Get the Courier and Groat sent to your inbox every week and swipe through an exact replica of the day s newspaper An additional funding of £12,000 was approved by the Caithness Committee today to fix inappropriate and unsatisfactory stonework after demolition of the former Sloans building in Wick. Members of Highland Council’s Caithness Committee approved the additional funding for a project to bring new life to the site in the town s High Street. Former doorways and fireplaces can be seen on the gable end now exposed after the demolition. Picture: Alan Hendry

Wick town centre group among projects benefiting from £1m Scotland Loves Local Fund

By Alan Hendry Published: 07:37, 21 December 2020 Get the Courier and Groat sent to your inbox every week and swipe through an exact replica of the day s newspaper Ellie Lamont, Jonathan Miller and Charlotte Mountford from Wick s Heart at the former Pavilion cinema site in High Street in August. Picture: DGS A group at the forefront of Wick s town centre regeneration drive has benefited from a £1 million Scotland-wide fund to improve and promote communities. Wick Development Trust – branded as Wick’s Heart – received £4250 from the Scotland Loves Local Fund towards its efforts to enhance the town centre area and encourage people to shop locally.

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