A funding boost of nearly £1million of revenue investment is set to benefit rural areas across Highland. The Highland Strategic Local Action Group who met during September, considered, and agreed funding for revenue projects submitted to the first round of the 2023/24 Community Regeneration Fund.

[Local Authority]

10/11/2011

Caithness Wards Discretionary Budget Awards

Caithness Members of The Highland Council have pledged to support this year's "DA DOONIE DAY" Viking Festival which will take place in Wick on Friday 25 November. The event, which is run by Thurso Rotary Club, will receive financial support of up to �3,000 from each of the three ward discretionary budgets to assist with the cost of staging the event.

[Residential & Retirement Homes]

4/7/2010

Residents and Day Attenders go on-line At Bayview, Thurso

Residents and Day Attenders from Bayview House in Thurso can now go on-line to keep in touch with families and friends. B.T connections have provided funding for a laptop and internet access for the Care Home residents while the Dounreay Communities Fund donated �250 towards a laptop and broadband connection for Day Attenders of The Highland Council run facility.

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Residents and Day Attenders go on-line At Bayview, Thurso

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