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26 jobs retained as D&E takes over Caithness bus services (opens the original)
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Stagecoachâs bus operations in Thurso and Wick will pass into public ownership this month in a deal securing 26 jobs and retaining existing services. Highland Council-owned D&E Coaches will take over the business on October 19, with all 20 drivers and six maintenance staff transferring to the new operator and no redundancies. The acquisition includes the existing fleet, depot and operational facilities in the two towns. Public bus routes, school transport, private hire contracts and Dounreay s
Nursery manager hails Alness branch as âspecial place for familiesâ after positive inspection (opens the original)
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The manager of an Alness nursery has praised her team after care inspectors recognised the âwarm and nurturing relationshipsâ between its staff and children. Catriona Macrae said everyone at Ankerville Nursery was âabsolutely delightedâ after a two-day Care Inspectorate visit resulted in âgoodâ grades across all three areas assessed. âWe are absolutely delighted with the outcome of our inspection and incredibly proud that the hard work and commitment of our whole team has been reco
Housing society adds two new board members (opens the original)
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Two new board members with decades of experience in business consultancy and technology have joined Albyn Housing Society. Robin Jackson and Maggie Morrison have joined the housing association, which has offices in Invergordon and Inverness and manages almost 3900 homes across the Highlands. Their appointments were approved at Albynâs annual general meeting on September 22. Mr Jackson has spent 25 years specialising in management and economic consultancy across the public and private sectors.
Two experienced board members join board of Highland-wide housing society (opens the original)
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Two new board members with decades of experience in business consultancy and technology have joined Albyn Housing Society. Robin Jackson and Maggie Morrison have joined the housing association, which has offices in Invergordon and Inverness and manages almost 3900 homes across the Highlands. Their appointments were approved at Albynâs annual general meeting on September 22. Mr Jackson has spent 25 years specialising in management and economic consultancy across the public and private sectors.
Tain councillor demands action against fly-tipping amid residentsâ anger (opens the original)
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A Tain councillor has called for greater enforcement against fly-tippers before it becomes âthe normâ, saying residents are angry at rubbish being dumped with little fear of consequences. Cllr Maureen Ross described the dumping of construction waste, vehicles and furniture as a âblatant act of disrespectâ towards communities and the environment. Her call comes alongside a Highland Council appeal for residents to report incidents and provide information to help identify those responsible.
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