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Volunteer of the year recognised in parliament (opens the original)
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Kristopher Leask, Scottish Green MSP for the Highlands and Islands, has lodged a motion in the Scottish Parliament congratulating Charlotte Garscadden on winning the award for volunteer of the year at the Highland Third Sector Interface Awards. Charlotte won the award for her work as co-founder and chair of Stepping Out, a community group that supports LGBTQ+ people in Caithness by creating a safe space and helping to build the confidence of its users. Charlotte also helped organise Caithness Pr
Caithness Comic Con returns to Wick next week (opens the original)
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Caithness Comic Con will return for a second year this month. Organised by LGBTQ+ group Stepping Out to raise money for their annual Pride event, last yearâs debut was a roaring success, âexceeding expectationsâ by attracting over 300 people to the ETEC building in Thurso. Such a strong response meant a return this year was always going to be on the cards, although it has moved to the Assembly Rooms in Wick, taking place between 11am and 4pm on Sunday, October 11. There will be a litany of
Caithness Pride co-founder named volunteer of the year (opens the original)
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A Lybster woman has been named the Highland Third Sector Interfaceâs volunteer of the year. Charlotte Garscadden was honoured for her work in LGBTQ+ spaces, having co-created social group Stepping Out, which has led to the first ever Pride and Comic Con events taking place in Caithness. Posting about her award, HTSI said Charlotte has been described as a âguiding starâ in the far north of Scotland, and she was over the moon to have been named the winner. âI was just really shocked â I
Thurso to host debut comedy show fresh off Edinburgh Fringe run (opens the original)
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Thurso will be one of the first stops for Scottish stand-up comedian Iain Anderson after his run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Mr Anderson, who now resides in Barcelona, will be taking his show Traumedy to Caithness, playing the Mill Theatre in Thurso on Thursday, September 17. Using the tag line âif youâve ever used humour to survive, youâre in the right placeâ, the show looks at Mr Andersonâs coming out, homelessness and past addictions, and how he overcame those challenges to ge
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