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17/7/2019COMMUNITY FUND AWARDS OVER £70K TO SUPPORT LEISURE ACTIVITIES!
The Caithness & North Sutherland Fund has committed over £70k to six community projects in its latest round of grant awards. CNSFund Chairperson David Glass said "This latest investment supports improvements to recreational amenities and events in Caithness & North Sutherland, helping to ensure that people living and visiting our area can enjoy a high standard of leisure activities.
16/7/2019
Postcode Community Trust Funding
Postcode Community Trust. What is the funding for?.16/7/2019
National Co-ordinating Centre for Public Engagement - STEM Funding
For anyone looking for funding to support science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) public engagement activities, the National Co-ordinating Centre for Public Engagement website has links to a range of funding opportunities. The website also contains a wealth of support features for all public engagement professionals.12/7/2019
Declaration of Arbroath to go on public display for the first time in 15 years
National Museums Scotland and National Records of Scotland have today announced, on the anniversary of Robert the Bruce's birth, that the Declaration of Arbroath will be displayed at the National Museum of Scotland next year to mark 700 years since its creation. The document will be displayed within the Scotland galleries of the National Museum of Scotland from 27 March to 26 April 2020.
10/7/2019
S.W.I Display at Caithness County Show
In 2017 every Institute in Scotland was invited to make a 3 inch square to celebrate the 100 years of S.W.I. these were made up into regional banners.
9/7/2019
Thurso Heritage Society Talk - A Top Detective Came From Thurso
Thurso Heritage Society will host an illustrated talk and book signing with the guest speaker, author Adam Wood at the Royal British Legion, 7:30 pm Friday 19th July 2019 with a book signing, 10 am - 1 pm Saturday 20th July at Thurso Library. The book, is the first biography about Thurso born, Donald Swanson who would begin life in humble beginnings.
9/7/2019
New Funding Opportunities for community charities/clubs/groups/activities
Katie Matthews - Community Sports Hub Officer at Highland High Life has sent some information that could be useful if your group is searching for funding. I wanted to let you know about new funding opportunities that have become available recently.7/7/2019
Green Road Playpark Reopens After Great Volunteer Efforts
A group of about a dozen volunteers have done a huge amount of work on refurbishing the playpark equipment at Green Road, Wick. Old equipment was repaired and everything got a lick of paint.
6/7/2019
Canisbay Show 2019
See the Photo Gallery for lots of photos from the day..
5/7/2019
Funding Applications Free Training
See poster for details..
5/7/2019
SCHOOLS IN THE UK COULD WIN £1000 FOR THEIR BREAKFAST CLUB
Schools in the UK could be in with the chance of winning £1,000 by entering the annual Kellogg's Breakfast Club Awards. One club from each region of the England, as well as one club from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, could be crowned the best breakfast club of the year and bag a cash prize.
3/7/2019
Highlands and Islands MSP raises concerns about cancelled operations
Operations had to be cancelled across NHS Highland because hospitals simply could not cope, new figures reveal. Data published by ISD Scotland shows that 45 operations were cancelled in May 2019 due to non-clinical reasons such as not having enough staff or unclean equipment.
3/7/2019
How good is self-directed support?
The Care Inspectorate has reviewed self-directed support in Scotland in partnership with Healthcare Improvement Scotland and published their findings. Effective self-directed support should enable people to make informed choices and decisions about their social care support and how it is delivered.
3/7/2019
Teenage pregnancy rate at 25-year low
Fall for tenth consecutive year. Teenage pregnancies in Scotland are at the lowest level since 1994, according to the latest statistics.3/7/2019
Life chances of adopted children undermined by battle for government support
Adoption UK calls for radical changes to adoption support in first ever UK-wide assessment of adoption. Adoption UK this week published The Adoption Barometer revealing that adopted children in Scotland are more than twice as likely not to be in employment, education or training (NEET) as their peers, 31% of them have had contact with the criminal justice system and 41% have needed help from mental health services.3/7/2019
Charity law consultation responses published
Majority of respondents support changes to legislation. A majority of responses to the Scottish charity law consultation support changes to increase transparency and accountability.2/7/2019
Summer Holidays Childrens Events With The Rangers
See poster for details..
2/7/2019
July 2019 Events With The Rangers
See poster..
2/7/2019
Highland Council to fly Rainbow Flag for Proud Ness
The Highland Council will fly the Rainbow Flag, the symbol of the LBGT+ rights movement, in Inverness during the weekend of 20 and 21 July to show support for Proud Ness 2019. Convenor of the Highland Council, Cllr Bill Lobban said:"Last October, thousands of people from the LGBT+ community, their family and friends and members of the wider community, turned up to march through Inverness with a clear message that the Highlands is an inclusive place where we promote fairness and welcome diversity.
24/6/2019
Crimestoppers Highlight How the Public are Helping Attack the Drug Dealers
Crimestoppers charity launches campaign to highlight harm Drug Dealers inflict on vulnerable people. The charity Crimestoppers is today launching a campaign to highlight the harm drug dealers can inflict on vulnerable people in Scotland's communities.
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