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17/7/2010

Caithness County Show 2010

Caithness County Show 2010 - Photos..

1/10/2009

Pulteneytown Peoples Project has secured Leader Funding to set up a new project called TARGET which has the objective of running a course targeting young adults who are currently seeking employment. Courses will also target young adults who are ready to leave school and need experience and information as to what they want to do in the future.

[Community Groups]

8/8/2009

New Web Site For Pulteneytown People's Project

Pulteneytown People�s Project has recently launched its new website, www.pulteneytownpeoplesproject.com. PPP Chairperson, Grant Ramsay explained, "PPP Directors and staff hosted a series of open days and presentations over the last year and it came to light that there were still areas of the community who were unaware of the services offered by PPP, or that these services extend to areas outside Wick.

[Community Groups]

1/8/2009

Thurso Gala 2009 Photos

Click the link above to see all the 2009 Thurso Gala photos..

[Community Groups]

30/7/2009

Wick Gala 2009 Photos

Wick Gala 2009 Photos.

29/7/2009

Halkirk Highland Games 2009

Lots of action and very good prize money attracts a good number of heavyweight athletes each year. Dancing is major feature each year and the standard of entries is very high.

[Agriculture]

18/7/2009

Caithness County Show 2009

Caithness County show 2009 - Photos.

[Community Groups]

16/5/2009

Pulteneytown People Project Learning Centre Summer Schedule

Run by Colin Stewart. Tel 01955 606950.

[Community Groups]

5/4/2009

Caithness Model Club Exhibition 2009

See photos from the 2009 Caithness model show 2009 in the photo gallery..

1/3/2009

'Life and Work' March 2009 Issue

The Young Kirk. Children should be seen and heard according to the Kirk's specialist in children's ministry the Rev Linda Pollock.

22/2/2009

Caithness Calling For Ministers To Come North

A PRESBYTERY in the Highlands is calling on new ministers because retirements are beginning to take their toll on the number of existing preachers. Three Church of Scotland ministers have retired from their churches in Caithness in the last 18 months.

1/11/2008

'Life and Work' November 2008 issue

The Blindness Will Pass in Time. Of the nearly 700,000 Scots who volunteered or were conscripted into the Armed Forces during the First World War, 150,000 did not return.

19/8/2008

Probationer Teachers Welcomed In The Highlands 2008

Councillor Bill Fernie, Chairman of The Council's Education, Culture and Sport Committee, Drew Miller Vice-chairman and Hugh Fraser, Director of Education, Culture and Sport welcomed 109 probationer teachers, who will be working in Highland schools in the new session, at their induction day in Inverness on Friday 15 August. The new teachers will be started work in schools across the Highlands on Monday (18 August).