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22/12/2020
General Support in Festive Season
A few groups opening times..
21/12/2020
Protection Levels And Vitamin D Offer Letter - 23 October 2020: Bsl Version
This is a subtitled BSL version of a letter sent to people on the shielding list on 23 October 2020. The letter covers the introduction of Protection Levels in Scotland.
21/12/2020
Competition Launches To Showcase Young People's Art To World Leaders At Cop26
Actor and broadcaster Cel Spellman launches a nationwide art competition, Creative Earth, in collaboration with COP26 and WWF. ● Competition launched at a surprise event in a school in Great Yarmouth.
16/12/2020
Caithness Health Action Group Maternity Petition Discussed Today at Scottish Parliament
Rhoda Grant MSP opened the discussion today on the Caithness Health Action Group petition. I spoke at the Scottish Parliament today in support of a petition submitted by Caithness Health Campaign group CHAT.
11/12/2020
The Queen's Gambit Movie - Every Chess Position
Whether you are a chess player or not the movie has been a huge hit on Netflix. Now on the huge chess web site Chess.com an article shows all the chess positions from the movie.
9/12/2020
Many People Shun Tradition Ahead Of Scaled Back Christmas
Restrictions on celebrations mean Christmas day will look very different for many. With the majority of Brits (81%) having a scaled-back Christmas dinner, food lovers are ditching the traditional turkey dinner and Christmas pud for an array of foods they enjoy more.
8/12/2020
Keeping Your Charity Safe Online - Phishing
A new free 'Keeping your charity safe online' webinar will take place on 10 December 2020 from 2pm until 3pm. The webinar will focus on 'phishing'.
8/12/2020
Sending annual information to OSCR
Every charity registered in Scotland has to provide annual accounts information to The Scottish Charity Regulator (OSCR). The deadline for a charity to send us this information is 9 months after its financial ‘year end' date.
2/12/2020
Chair of the Health, Social Care and Wellbeing Committee welcomes Bill on the free provision of period products
Last week (24 November 2020), the Scottish Parliament approved the Period Products (Free Provision) (Scotland) Bill which will make free period products available for anyone who needs them. Councillor Linda Munro, Chair of Health, Social Care and Wellbeing Committee, said: "On behalf of the Council, I welcome the Bill passed by the Scottish Parliament which will make period products accessible in our communities.2/12/2020
A Helping hand This Christmas - Festive Task Force
Christmas is fast approaching, and Highland Third Sector Iinterface want to make sure there is a safety net for people who are struggling this year. The festive period can be a difficult time for a lot of folk anyway, but this year we anticipate that the situation will have intensified.25/11/2020
Carers Urged To Seek Support
Still Game star highlights valued work of the country's carers in new campaign. Carers are being urged to seek emotional and practical support through a new national campaign, delivered in partnership with Still Game's Jane McCarry.23/11/2020
Expressions Of Interest Invited For New Highland Coastal Communities Fund - Caithness Awarded - £409,652
The Council is inviting communities to come forward with expressions of interest for projects that, if successful, could receive a share of funding aimed at supporting coastal communities throughout Highland. The Highland Coastal Communities Fund has been set up by the Council following an allocation of over £3 million from the Scottish Government of Crown Estates revenue funding.19/11/2020
Thurso Community Development Trust Support for Families At Christmas
Thurso Community Development Trust are offering two forms of food/meal support over the Christmas period. The first is our Thurso Community Christmas.17/11/2020
CVG Funding update November 2020
Robertson Trust is now open for applications. The funds available are: Wee Grants For constituted community groups and charities with an annual income of less than £25,000 Funding of up to £2,000 for one year only Could cover revenue* or capital costs to support your work.15/11/2020
Otters Spotted Near Service Bridge, Wick
Noel Donaldson spotted an otter fishing between the Service Bridge and the main bridge in Wick. See a few more photos of the otter at the photo link above..
25/10/2020
No Thurso Community Fireworks Display this year
The Rotary Club of Thurso is sad to announce that we are unable to present a public Fireworks Display this year, due to Coronavirus. Like all other events in our calendar which have been lost to the virus, our annual Fireworks Event will be greatly missed.20/10/2020
Remembrance Sunday And Armistice Day - No Gatherings This Year In Highland
Council invites people in Highland to ‘Remember at Home.' Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day will be commemorated across Highland but in different ways than usual because of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Following the latest Scottish Government guidance on commemorative events, Highland Council will not be organising any parades, events or services taking place on Remembrance Sunday, 8 November 2020 or Armistice Day, Wednesday 11 November 2020.[History]
18/10/2020Castletown Heritage Society Moving On Youtube
Technology is changing how we all work and play and Castletown Heritage Society like many other groups held its AGM last Thursday on Zoom. The group are not sitting idly by as things change and have decided to present more about their area on Youtube.
15/10/2020
Third Sector Master Classes - Free
HTSI are very excited to bring you a series of Monday Masterclasses, training centred around supporting community groups. Set up a new group recently? Working to support your community? Want an update on current best practice in supporting community groups? Then HTSI's FREE Monday masterclasses are for you! Julie at Caithness Voluntary Group is doing two of these classes that are open to everyone in the Highlands and are free.14/10/2020
Halloween Shop Window Competition Thurso For Boys Brigade
This competition is open to all. children/teens (adults can help) How to play 1.Look around the shops in thurso for letters of the alphabet hidden in the window displays.Search Our Site
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