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27/4/2019
Page 4 of Press and Journal 27 April 2019 Showing a breakdown of Travel mileage from Caithness
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27/4/2019
Editorial in Press and Journal 27 April 2019 on the huge travel from Caithness to Raigmore
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27/4/2019
Story in Press and Journal 27 April on mileage piles up by patients form Caithness to Raigmore
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[History]
24/4/2019Family History Conference - Saturday, April 27th
Family history enthusiasts from across Scotland and beyond will gather in Caithness this month for a major one-day conference. Wick's Pulteney Centre Saturday is the venue on Saturday, April 27th for the annual conference of the Scottish Association of Family History Societies (SAFHS) under the title of Northern Roots.24/4/2019
Health and Wellbeing Market - Saturday 18th May 2019
THE county's third Health and Wellbeing Market is taking place at the Pulteney Centre in Wick on Saturday May 18th. There will be more than 20 stalls offering information on health and wellbeing services that can be accessed in Caithness.
24/4/2019
FUNDING INFORMATION EVENT - 12th June 2019
Wednesday 12th June 2019, 10am-1.30pm. Pulteney Centre, Wick.24/4/2019
Funding Sources Supplied By Caithness Voluntary Group
Applications for the NHS Highland Third Sector Funding have just opened. NHS Highland believes that a thriving third sector is a real asset to the Highlands.24/4/2019
Free Dog microchipping and healthcare events - Wick
The Dogs Trust, the UK's largest dog welfare charity has teamed up with The Highland Council dog wardens to provide free drop-in microchipping and healthcare events for dogs in Alness, Inverness, Nairn, Thurso and Wick. On Tuesday 7 May 2019 owners and their 4-legged friends are invited to come along to the Farmers show Field in Nairn between 12 noon and 3.30pm.
24/4/2019
Caithness Disabled Access Panel
The Caithness Disabled Access Panel meets on the last Wednesday of the month in the Pulteney Centre between noon and 2pm. The aim of the panel is to campaign so that disabled people have the same opportunities as everyone else. It looks to achieve full access and inclusion for everyone. It does this by working together - including people with any type of impairment, statutory organisations and disability organisations. Panel members would be delighted to hear from anyone who shares their goals and might want to get involved with their work. For further information, contact Helen Budge at [email protected] or speak to Allan Tait at Caithness Voluntary Group on 01955 603453. .24/4/2019
Free Dog microchipping and healthcare events - Thurso
The Dogs Trust, the UK's largest dog welfare charity has teamed up with The Highland Council dog wardens to provide free drop-in microchipping and healthcare events for dogs in Alness, Inverness, Nairn, Thurso and Wick. On Tuesday 7 May 2019 owners and their 4-legged friends are invited to come along to the Farmers show Field in Nairn between 12 noon and 3.30pm.
24/4/2019
Funding Opportunity - Ecclesiastical Insurance Movement for Good Awards
Ecclesiastical Insurance Movement for Good Awards The £1million Giving programme has two funding categories: 500 Charities will be awarded £1,000 On Tue 23 April 2019, Ecclesiastical Insurance launced its Movement for Good awards - a programme designed to give £1million to charities. In the first round of funding, 500 charities will each be awarded £1,000.[Churches]
23/4/2019Wick Baptist Church Opening Times
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[Churches]
23/4/2019Wick and Keiss Baptist Church Sunday School Times
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19/4/2019
Raising awareness of sepsis
New campaign focuses on spotting the early signs. The five early signs of sepsis are to be highlighted in a new campaign to help raise public awareness of this potentially fatal condition.
18/4/2019
Be Part Of It Whale and Dolphin Watch
Our Shorewatch volunteers help us to learn more about the different whales and dolphins living in Scottish waters. No previous skill or knowledge is needed, just an enjoyment of the outdoors! You can do as much or as little as suits you.
18/4/2019
Outdoor enthusiasts encouraged to join spring clean of Scotland
Quartet of organisations call for collective ownership of outdoor paths. Environmental charity, Keep Scotland Beautiful, has joined forces with Sustrans Scotland, Jog Scotland and Paths for All to encourage outdoor enthusiasts - from joggers to bungee jumpers - to take collective ownership for the paths that help to support their outdoor activities.
16/4/2019
Green Health Week 22nd-29th April 2019 with NHS Highland - Photo Competition With Moray Firth Radio
Send Moray Firth Radio a picture of your favourite outdoor space for your chance to win a £150 voucher for an Outdoor Store of your choice! Green Health Week 22nd-29th April 2019 with NHS Highland Scotland's outdoors is an under-used health resource - our parks, paths, local green spaces, countryside and coast can supply our 'daily dose' of physical activity and mental refreshment. Green Health Week is a promotional campaign encouraging people to get out into their local wild spaces, gardens and parks for improved health and wellbeing.
15/4/2019
Francis Street Bowlers, Wick Supports 3 Local Groups
On Saturday 13th April 2019 the members of Francis Street Bowlers made three generous donation to three local groups. A day spent playing bowls at the opening day of the season at Thurso Bowling Club was followed by a buffet tea after which they presented the cheques.
15/4/2019
Tree Planting At Newtonhill Woodland
Newton Hill Croft Woodland are holding tree planting volunteer days on Saturday/Sunday 13th & 14th April 2019, Saturday 21st April, 10.30am-3.30pm. The organisation received half their trees from the Woodland Trust and the rest from TCV.
[Children]
12/4/2019Become a Volunteer with Home-Start Caithness and help local families
Come on the next Volunteer Preparation Course. Wednesdays - 10am - 2.30pm May 22nd, 29th and June 5th, 12th, 19th, 26th.
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