David G Scott
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Far North MSP demands action on NC500 waste and stronger outdoor access laws (opens the original)
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Far North MSP David Green is calling for tougher penalties for irresponsible tourists, backing a campaign to give the Scottish Outdoor Access Code legal teeth. The move follows mounting frustration across communities along the North Coast 500 route, where farmers, landowners, and local businesses are frequently left to clear up waste and deal with irresponsible parking. Speaking at the Scottish Parliament's Public Petitions Committee, Mr Green threw his weight behind a petition urging Holyrood t
Coastal Connections launches new social hub in Castletown (opens the original)
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A fresh, community-led social group has officially opened its doors in Castletown, providing a vital and inclusive space for locals aged 16 and over. Coastal Connections celebrated its launch at the Castletown Drill Hall on Monday, September 28. The event drew a strong crowd, backed by local organisations including Listening Ear â Caithness and Spirit Advocacy/HUG, as well as Thurso and Northwest Caithness councillor Ron Gunn â proving there is a real appetite for grassroots initiatives in t
Eyes on the skies: The truth behind Wick's mysterious coastal watchers (opens the original)
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When a group of strangers armed with high-powered binoculars suddenly appeared near Wickâs Pilot House on Tuesday afternoon, locals wondered who they were and what they were searching for. The mystery was soon solved when the group was tracked down at the South Head car park. Far from a covert operation, they were a dedicated band of birdwatchers scanning the skies as the autumn migration season brought a flurry of rare activity to the Caithness coast. The Heatherlea Birdwatching group, which
Far North MSP demands action on NC500 waste and stronger outdoor access laws (opens the original)
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Far North MSP David Green is calling for tougher penalties for irresponsible tourists, backing a campaign to give the Scottish Outdoor Access Code legal teeth. The move follows mounting frustration across Caithness and other communities along the North Coast 500 route, where farmers, landowners, and local businesses are frequently left to clear up waste and deal with irresponsible parking. Speaking at the Scottish Parliament's Public Petitions Committee, Mr Green threw his weight behind a petiti
PICTURES: Lord Thurso praises vital community role of Lybster Men's Shed during special visit (opens the original)
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Members of the Lybster Men's Shed welcomed His Majesty's Lord-Lieutenant of Caithness, Lord Thurso, for a special visit to their base beside Seaview House on Wednesday, September 23. Gathering at the blue portakabin shared with the Latheron, Lybster and Clyth Community Development Company (LLCCDC), members hosted Lord Thurso to showcase their crafts, local history projects, music, and woodworking while highlighting the essential role the shed plays in supporting men's health and wellbeing in the
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