Four drivers charged following road traffic offences in north
Updated: April 23, 2021, 12:59 pm
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Two men caught doing more than 100mph on roads in the north have been charged with dangerous driving.
The pair were caught by officers patrolling the Highlands as part of Operation Cedar (Challenge, Educate, Detect and Reduce), a long-running road safety campaign.
Police stopped one 58-year-old man after he was caught allegedly driving at 119mph on the B817 Evanton to Alness road near Alness, and another 25-year-old who was spotted doing allegedly 114mph on the A9 Inverness to Thurso road at Arpafeelie.
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Hilton Primary School cashing in on Containers for Change
Hilton Primary School is one of just dozens of schools, community groups and sporting clubs using the City of Fremantle’s Containers for Change refund point to raise much-needed funds.
Containers for Change allows people to claim a 10-cent refund for every eligible beverage container they hand in to refund points like the one at the City of Fremantle Recycling Centre.
Hilton Ward councillor and Hilton Primary School P&C member Frank Mofflin said the school had already raised hundreds of dollars through Containers for Change.
“The school received a grant from the Department of Water and Environment to purchase a Containers for Change trailer,” Cr Mofflin said.