Caithness and North Sutherland Regeneration Partnership
The Caithness And North Sutherland Regeneration Partnership was formed as part of the need to find new ways of develping the local economy with the rundown and decommissioning of nuclear facilities at Dounreay in Caithness.
To help guide the delivery of the Action Plan the partnership has three groupings: an Advisory Board, an Executive Board and a Senior Officers' Group. The Advisory Board comprises a range of local organisations, and offers comments on the delivery of the Plan, as well as guidance on the ongoing direction of the process we have embarked upon. It is Chaired by the Convener of The Highland Council. The Executive Board comprises the Chief Executives of the main partners (The Highland Council, Highlands & Islands Enterprise and the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority) as well as a senior representative from the Scottish Government's Enterprise Division. The Chair of this group is Sir Anthony Cleaver. The Senior Officers' Group comprises the key local area managers/ directors from the partners (HIE Area Manager, Highland Council Corporate Manager, DSRL Managing Director). It checks on detailed delivery issues relating to the Plan.
For more details and actions or updates each month see the partnership web site.
Telephone
01847 896834
E-mail
info@cnsrp.org.uk
Postal Address
Caithness and North Sutherland Regeneration Partnership
7A Traill House
Olrig Street
Thurso
Caithness
KW14 7BJ
News for Caithness and North Sutherland Regeneration Partnership
Dounreay Socio Economic Review 21 - 22
In April 2021, Dounreay Site Restoration Ltd (DSRL) became a subsidiary company of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) Group. The Cavendish Dounreay Partnership ceased.
Space Hub Sutherland Will Be A Launch Pad For Jobs And The Economy
A new report launched (Wednesday 29th September 2021), commissioned by Caithness Chamber of Commerce on behalf of the Caithness & North Sutherland Regeneration Partnership, demonstrates the economic benefits that Space Hub Sutherland will bring to the North Highland and Moray areas. Space Hub Sutherland - a new satellite launch site - will bring huge employment and tourism benefits to the Scottish Highlands.
Community Projects Benefit Over £80k In CNS Fund Latest Funding
Seven community projects are to benefit from over £80k of funding following the Caithness & North Sutherland Fund's latest grant awards. CNSFund Chairperson David Glass said "Our latest funding includes improvements to youth activities, community and recreational facilities as well as progressing an ambitious project to establish a major visitor attraction in Caithness.£3m For Scrabster Harbour Project
The second phase in a major upgrade of Scrabster Harbour in Caithness has secured up to £3m investment from Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE). The funding will enable the redevelopment of the existing St.
New Face At Caithness and North Sutherland Regeneration Partnership
In April 2019 Peter Faccenda took over the role of Caithness and North Sutherland Regeneration Partnership manager. He takes over from Eann Sinclair who was appointment as Caithness and Sutherland area manager for Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE).
Caithness And North Sutherland Regeneration Partnership - Update
Weeks commencing 20th & 27th May Energy & Business Services: The Beatrice Offshore Windfarm project this week reached an output capacity of 587.9MW (its installed capacity is 588MW), which is the highest output from any renewable source in Scotland. And as the construction phase of the Beatrice Offshore project comes to an end it is good to see that offshore piling operations have begun for the Moray East offshore windfarm development.Caithness And North Sutherland Regeneration Partnership - Update
SpaceHub Sutherland: The team continued with a programme of drop-in events on the ground around the area this week, running drop-in events at the Village Hall in Skerray and the Kinlochbervie Hotel. For details on the project and the programme of events see http://www.hie.co.uk/regional-information/area-information/caithness-and-sutherland/uk-space-port/community-engagement.html Energy & Business Services: As previously highlighted, a meeting was held in Thurso to highlight the newly-established DeepWind Offshore Supply Chain Cluster.Caithness And North Sutherland Regeneration Partnership - Update
Week Commencing 29 April 2019. Energy & Business Services: As we see positive progress with the Beatrice Offshore Windfarm development, and the development of both Moray East and West projects, a new initiative to support supply chain companies to learn more about opportunities will be held in Thurso on 13th May.Caithness And North Sutherland Regeneration Partnership - Update
Weeks commencing 8th-22nd April 2019. Energy & Business Services: It was good to see the announcement this week by Dounreay that its Decommissioning Services Framework had gone live.Caithness And North Sutherland Regeneration Partnership - Update
Week Commencing 8th April 2019 Energy & Business Services: It was good to see this week in the Press & Journal's Energy Voice a piece confirming the transformational impact that the Beatrice Offshore project is having on Wick. It is a timely reminder that although the £2.6Bn project is nearing the end of its construction phase, the economic impacts in the north will continue over the lifetime of the project through the operations base in the restored harbourfront buildings in Wick, which will be home to around 90 workers.If you contact this Business, please let them know, you found them in the Caithness Business Index
