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1/10/2019
Hi-scot Credit Union Taking Part In Worldwide Celebrations
In October HI-Scot, the credit union for the Highlands and Islands, will take part in a worldwide celebration of credit unions. Thursday 17th October is International Credit Union Day 2019, a day which highlights the history and achievements of the movement, as well as raising the profile of the work of credit unions in local communities, reflected in this year's theme: 'Local Service, Global Reach.' "HI-Scot has been working across the Highlands and Islands for thirteen years and, in 2019, we have over three thousand members," said HI-Scot General Manager, David Mackay, "In that time we have approved over four thousand loans.
1/10/2019
Be aware! Council Tax scammers still targeting Highland
The Highland Council has once again been alerted to a Council Tax scam whereby scammers are cold calling and claiming that the resident is due a council tax refund or can have their Council Tax band reassessed upon payment of £150. Council Tax bands are determined by the Assessor and Electoral Registration Officer who is independent from the Highland Council.1/10/2019
£465k Digital And Innovation Support Programme Announced
Businesses in the Highlands and Islands looking to develop their use of digital technology and innovation are set to benefit from a new £465,000 support programme. Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) announced the investment on Monday 30 September 2019 at a digital collaboration event to launch the refreshed #hellodigital facility in An Lochran, Inverness.1/10/2019
Dingwall & Highland Marts Ltd - Sale 1st October 2019
DINGWALL, Dingwall & Highland Marts Ltd., (October, 1st) sold 20 prime cattle. Prime heifers (20) averaged 191.7p (-12.4p) and sold to 200.0p per kg twice and £1,313.50 gross.1/10/2019
Roads and Infirmary Bridge closed for Loch Ness Marathon and Festival of Running
Motorists are being advised that in the interests of public safety during the Loch Ness Marathon, River Ness 10k Race and River Ness 5k Fun Run charity events taking place this Sunday 6th October 2019, various roads temporary closures and restrictions will be in place. The Infirmary Bridge in Inverness will also be closed to pedestrians and cyclists on Sunday 6th October from 09:00 to 17:00.1/10/2019
Council leader welcomes funding for coastal communities across Highland
The Highland Council has welcomed the announcement that it is to receive nearly £1.3m from the Scottish Crown Estate out of a total of £7.5m which was the net revenue from the marine assets in the 0-12 nautical mile zone for the year 2017-2018. Following the recent devolution of the management of the Crown Estate, this is the first year under these new arrangements which will enable coastal local authorities to fund coastal community benefit across the region.30/9/2019
Could you help shape the future of Wick High Street?
Wickers are being given the chance to help transform their High Street into a more vibrant, accessible and a welcoming place for everyone to spend time in, as part of the Town Centre Regeneration. The Wick Street Design project is being delivered by Sustrans Scotland in partnership with The Highland Council, Royal Burgh of Wick Community Council and Local Councillors.
30/9/2019
EU delegation visit Highland social enterprises
Fourteen delegates from organisations across Europe that are tackling socio-economic challenges will visit the Highlands this week. The visit is part of the next project meeting of the Support Network for Social Entrepreneurs (SuNSE) and will take place during 1-3 October in Inverness and Sutherland.30/9/2019
Dingwall & Highland Marts Ltd - Sale 30 September 2019
LOCHMADDY, Dingwall & Highland Marts Ltd., (September, 30th) sold 2,654 store sheep of all classes. Lambs (1,591) sold to £69 per head for a pair of Texel crosses from 5 Peninerine, Lochboisdale.27/9/2019
Businesses Invited To Apply For £30 Million Low Carbon Fund
A £30 million fund to create low-carbon heating infrastructure is open for applications. The Scottish Low Carbon Heat Funding initiative is making the money available to businesses and organisations for innovative solutions to heat buildings.27/9/2019
Swinson urges Highland schoolgirls to take part in national competition
First competition of its kind in Scotland, open to all 16-18-year-old girls in the Highlands. Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson addressed hundreds of schoolgirls at competition launch .26/9/2019
Innogy Launches Flexible Wind Farm Fund To Increase Employment Potential
· Bad á Cheò Wind Farm Education & Training Fund created to benefit local residents. · £133,250 fund per annum now open for applications from residents and community groups.
26/9/2019
Value Of Scottish Sea Fishing Increases
2018 landings amongst highest on record. The value of fish landed by Scottish vessels in 2018 increased by 1% to £574 million, despite a 4% drop in the total tonnage of fish landed.26/9/2019
Scotland least comfortable with driverless cars - IMechE survey
Only 19% of Scots are comfortable with the idea of travelling in a driverless car. 70% of people in Scotland feel uncomfortable about autonomous vehicles.25/9/2019
Dingwall & Highland Marts Ltd - Sale 25 September 2019
DINGWALL, Dingwall & Highland Marts Ltd., (September, 25th) sold 730 store cattle at their annual show and sale of Aberdeen Angus, native and continental store cattle sponsored by Johnston Carmichael Chartered Accountants, Inverness & Shearwell. The judge, Mr F.25/9/2019
Emergency Support Fund
Financial help for families of children transferred for hospital treatment. Families of children who have been referred to Aberdeen or Edinburgh because their treatment isn't currently available at the oncology department at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow are to receive financial support.25/9/2019
Investment In Space Technology
A £14.7 million investment in a Glasgow-based satellite company will help create more than 260 jobs in Scotland's space sector. On a visit to Spire Global, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced the company has received one of the largest funding packages ever provided by Scottish Enterprise.25/9/2019
New body to protect animals
The Chair of Scotland's first ever independent Animal Welfare Commission has been confirmed. Announced as part of the Programme for Government, the Commission will focus on protecting wild and companion animals while also providing scientific and ethical advice to government.25/9/2019
Supply of new housing increases
Housing Minister Kevin Stewart has welcomed a 15% increase in Scotland's supply of new housing but has warned that a ‘no deal’ Brexit could have a damaging effect on future growth. More than 22,000 homes have become available in the past year - nearly 3,000 more homes than the previous year.25/9/2019
UEFA European Championship Bill
Bill proposes to criminalise ticket touting for matches. Ticket touts at Euro 2020 matches could be fined up to £5,000 under new legislation being considered by the Scottish Parliament.Our Social Media
