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âRole models for their peersâ â Thurso High School Dux awarded to two pupils (opens the original)
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Thurso students Ava Deighan and Jessica Dunnett both scored above 90 per cent in every subject they studied at Higher level. Teachers at Thurso High School have awarded the Dux to the two students this term. The Dux is for the highest-ranking student in each school year and is determined by academic excellence. At Thurso High School, the award is for the highest attainment in S5 at SCQF (Scottish Credit and Qualifications Framework) at Higher level or level six. An announcement on the schoolâs
âCaithness is so far away from so many people's consciousnessâ â Thurso artist reflects on the impact of his home town on his latest paintings (opens the original)
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Jack Dunnett gathered Caithness materials directly from the land, layering them onto Wolfburn Distillery whisky staves and old mobile phones. He used local lichens, rust from fences, birch charcoal and seawater, among other things. His Mimesis in Action exhibition is showing at the community-owned John OâGroats Mill until October 16. It looks at Caithness through the âlong shadow of Dounreayâ, asking where do we go after decommissioning? The reference to Dounreay is not overt. But this art
âLong waiting lists have improved everywhere except NHS Highlandâ â Scottish Government health secretary responds to Caithness MSPâs parliamentary gynaecology question (opens the original)
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At parliamentary questions at Holyrood on Thursday afternoon, local MSP David Green asked about Highland womenâs access to gynaecology appointments, mentioning a constituent who believes sheâs getting a âvery raw deal.â The Liberal Democrat MSP for Caithness, Sutherland and Ross asked the Scottish government what steps it was taking to improve access to gynaecological services for women in the Highlands. He mentioned two constituents who had contacted him about a perceived lack of access
âMy mum and grandpa were both cooks: itâs in my bloodâ â Wick businesswoman bounces back with award after forced temporary closure (opens the original)
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Established just 18 months ago at the heart of Wick Harbour, Creel and Crumb has a reputation for serving high-quality seafood dishes. Founder Joanna Sutherland was presented with the North Highland Chamber of Commerceâs Young Business of the Year award at a dinner and awards ceremony that took place at Wickâs Norseman Hotel on September 3. Joanna said: âThat was a big surprise. Even on the night, I was sat at a table with the organisers and Lord and Lady Thurso, and the penny still never
âI thought, why not run a half marathon five months post-partum with no training?â - Award-winning businesswoman raises over £2,000 for Caithness schools (opens the original)
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The Caithness mum who won the 2026 North Highland Commerce of Commerceâs George Bruce Young Entrepreneur of the Year award last week also ran a half-marathon to raise funds for the countyâs schoolkids this summer. Mum of two Jade Sinclair (27) took home the prestigious award for her business Zumbini With Jade, after a dinner and awards ceremony at the Norseman Hotel in Wick last Thursday evening. Charandeep Singh BEM, CEO of the Scottish Chambers of Commerce, was the keynote speaker at the e
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