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1/5/2022

Can You Help Wick Players

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30/4/2022

Bill Hit The Wick Trail Again on Friday 29th April

Heading back into Wick on a different set of streets on Friday showing the old and new parts of the town. There is still some confusion in some people's minds about who does what in respect to road repairs.

28/4/2022

Bill Hit The Campaign Trail Again Mey To Canisbay Walking

Bit of roundabout route to Thurso by Bus and then onwards to begin the walkabout. Lovely sunny morning and met some nice people along the way..

26/4/2022

Bill Fernie was out in Staxigoe

The sun kept shining for the second visit of the day. Staxigoe looked great and some nice views around the village and at the harbour..

26/4/2022

Bill Went to Keiss

Another beautiful day for Keiss today. If you have not been to Keiss for a while take look around the photo gallery and spot any changes.

25/4/2022

Bill Goes Hospital Road To Milton

A dull and chilly for Bill's walkabout from Hospital Road, Wick to Milton. Walking may good for fitness but he was read for hot bowl of soup at the Norseman today as there was no heat under the clouds.

25/4/2022

Inspiring Young Voices Welcomes New Chief Officer Sandra Brown

Highland charity Inspiring Young Voices has welcomed Sandra Brown to the newly created post of Chief Officer. Inspiring Young Voices, which was formerly known as Highland Children & Young People's Forum, works to enable children and young people with additional support needs to take control of their lives by promoting their rights, supporting their participation and empowering them to have a greater say in decisions that affect their lives Sandra has over 30 years' experience supporting people of all ages and backgrounds to speak out and remove barriers to participation in society, including 15 years as a manager in the third sector.

24/4/2022

No Campaigning Today - Housework, Laundry and baked a Chocolate Cake

Sundays are not campaign days so it was on with the usual house work, laundry and then baked a chocolate cake to have with my afternoon coffee. The raspberry Jam was from the batch I made last August from rasps we planted over the years and now have quite big crop every year.

24/4/2022

Lybster - Bill's Campaign Trail

Lybster on 18th April More photos from earlier years at https://www.caithness.org/atoz/lybster/.

23/4/2022

Thrumster Today for Bill's Walkabout

The nice wee village south of Wick was Bill's choice for the walkabout today. The village pub The Old Smiddy Inn serves food but has not been opening at lunch times due the Covid.

22/4/2022

Bill Fernie Walked Through Wick Checking On The Buildings

After four sunny days on the campaign trail the weather finally turned today Just dull and a bit cooler and ok for walking. It is easy to see Wick has a huge problem with empty buildings and shops especially on the route through the town centre.

21/4/2022

Bill Out In Watten Today

A beautiful day for walking round on the campaign trail..

20/4/2022

Bill On The Campaign Trail Berriedale to Dunbeath

Thanks to everyone for their time today on the road from Berriedale to Dunbeath. If elected I will take up the issues related today.

19/4/2022

John O'Groats - Photos from Bill's Campaign Trail

Promoting Caithness was always part of what I have done on the web site for 22 years. Doing more things at the same time can get more achieved if you think it out.

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14/4/2022

Volunteer Recruitment Drop-In Event

Do you need to recruit new Volunteers For your organisation? CVG are organising a drop-in event in Multitown Peoples Project on Wednesday 4th May. This is an opportunity for you to come along in person and or send in leaflets and information about your volunteering opportunities.

13/4/2022

Drop In And Make A Wildflower Meadow

Thursday 14 April at wick Riverside..

12/4/2022

Highlife Wildlife Projects Stepping Up For Spring

Spring is in the air and while birds start to think of nesting and queen bumblebees are waking up from a long winter sleep, the High Life Highland Countryside Rangers have been busy. Throughout the Highlands, the Rangers have been working with local communities on a wide range of wildlife projects including building nest boxes, managing sites for bumblebees, and planting wildflowers for butterflies and other pollinators.