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11895 ScotRail is part of the Published by (Textphone Service – for the hard of hearing) 18001 0800 2 901 912 OR 0800 2 901 912 Assisted Travel [email protected] 0344 0141 811 can contact Customer Relations on: general enquiries, telesales you all including For www.scotrail.co.uk ScotRail (please note, calls to this number may be recorded) 4803457 50 49 EnquiriesNational Rail journey Abellio ScotRail Ltd. ScotRail Abellio Every single National Rail network Calling at: Dingwall Kyle of Lochalsh Thurso Wick Connecting ferries to: Orkney & Western Isles TRAIN TIMES TRAIN to 10 December 2016 8 August North Highlands Tuath a Ghàidhealtachd A’ Inverness – Kyle of Lochalsh / Thurso & Wick Services between Inverness, Kyle of Lochalsh, Thurso and Wick convey Standard Class accommodation only Mondays to Saturdays Mondays A A A A G A A FSO Sundays A B C Glasgow Queen Street d • • 0710 0710 0710 1010 1010 1010 1341b 1341b 1507 1741b 1941b • • • 1110 1438 1438 1645b Edinburgh d • • 0633b 0633b 0633b 0933b 0933b 1036 1336 1336 1437c 1741e 1944 • • • 1035f 1356 1356 1632 Aberdeen d • 0614 0819 0819 0819 1013 1013 1200 1338 1527 1527 1822 2014 • • 1000 1300 1522 1522 1801 Inverness d 0702 0855 1038 1100 1142 1335 1400 1450 1712 1754 1828 2106 2333 0940 1059 1253 1533 1754 1754 2108 Beauly d 0717 0910 1053 1115 1157 1350 1415 1505 1727 1809 1843 2121 2348 0955 1115 1308 1548 1809 1809 2123 Muir of Ord d 0725 0916 1059 1121 1206 1356 1423 1511 1733 1815 1849 2127 2354 1001 1121 1314 1556 1815 1815 2129 Conon Bridge d 0732 0923 1106 • 1213 1403 1431 1518 1741 1823 1857 2134 0001 1008 1128 1321 1603 1822 1822 2136 } Dingwall d 0740 0929 1112 1132 1218a 1411 1437 1524 1747 1829 1905 2140 0007 1014 1134 1327 1609 1831 1833 1831 2142 Garve d • 0952 • 1155 • 1433 • • • 1853 • • • • 1158 • • • 1855 • • Lochluichart d • 1000x • 1203x • 1442x • • • 1902x • • • • 1207x • • • 1904x • • Achanalt d • 1007x • 1210x • 1448x • • • 1908x • • • • 1213x • • • 1910x • • Achnasheen d • 1018 • 1221 • 1500 • • • 1920 • • • • 1229 • • • 1922 • • Achnashellach d • 1037x • 1240x • 1518x • • • 1938x • • • • 1247x • • • 1940x • • Strathcarron d • 1048 • 1253 • 1530 • • • 1949 • • • • 1258 • • • 1951 • • Attadale d • 1052x • 1257x • 1534x • • • 1953x • • • • 1302x • • • 1955x • • Stromeferry d • 1105 • 1310 • 1547 • • • 2006 • • • • 1315 • • • 2008 • • Duncraig d • 1113x • 1318x • 1555x • • • 2014x • • • • 1323x • • • 2016x • • Plockton d • 1117 • 1322 • 1559 • • • 2018 • • • • 1327 • • • 2020 • • Duirinish d • 1121x • 1326x • 1603x • • • 2022x • • • • 1331x • • • 2023x • • Kyle of Lochalsh a • 1130 • 1335 • 1612 • • • 2031 • • • • 1340 • • • 2033 • • Alness d 0752 • 1124 • • • 1449 1536 1759 • 1917 2152 0019 1026 • 1339 1621 1843 • 1843 2154 Invergordon d 0758 • 1130 • • • 1454 1541a 1804 • 1926 2157 0024 1032 • 1345 1626a 1848 • 1848 2200 Fearn d 0811 • 1142 • • • 1507 • 1817 • 1939 2210 0037 1044 • 1357 • 1901 • 1901 2212 Tain d 0817 • 1149 • • • 1513 • 1824 • 1945 2216a 0043a 1050a • 1403a • 1907 • 1907 2218a Ardgay d 0833 • 1205 • • • 1529 • 1839a • 2001 • • • • • • 1923 • 1923 • Culrain d 0838x • 1210x • • • 1534x • • • 2006x • • • • • • 1928x • 1928x • Invershin d 0839x • 1211x • • • 1535x • • • 2007x • • • • • • 1929x • 1929x • Lairg d 0853 • 1221 • • • 1545 • • • 2017 • • • • • • 1942 • 1942 • Rogart d 0907x • 1235x • • • 1559x • • • 2031x • • • • • • 1956x • 1956x • Golspie d 0918 • 1246 • • • 1610 • • • 2042 • • • • • • 2007 • 2007 • Dunrobin Castle t d 0921x • 1249x • • • 1613x • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Brora d 0929 • 1257 • • • 1621 • • • 2053 • • • • • • 2018 • 2018 • Helmsdale d 0947 • 1312 • • • 1636 • • • 2108 • • • • • • 2033 • 2033 • Kildonan d 1000x • 1325x • • • 1649x • • • 2121x • • • • • • 2046x • 2046x • Kinbrace d 1010x • 1335x • • • 1659x • • • 2131x • • • • • • 2056x • 2056x • Forsinard d 1021 • 1346 • • • 1712 • • • 2142 • • • • • • 2107 • 2107 • Altnabreac d 1030x • 1355x • • • 1721x • • • 2151x • • • • • • 2116x • 2116x • Scotscalder d 1039x • 1404x • • • 1730x • • • 2200x • • • • • • 2125x • 2125x • Georgemas Junction a 1045 • 1410 • • • 1736 • • • 2206 • • • • • • 2131 • 2131 • Georgemas Junction d 1049 • 1414 • • • 1740 • • • 2210 • • • • • • 2135 • 2135 • Thurso a 1059 • 1424 • • • 1750 • • • 2220 • • • • • • 2145 • 2145 • Thurso d 1102 • 1427 • • • 1753 • • • 2223 • • • • • • 2148 • 2148 • Georgemas Junction a 1112 • 1437 • • • 1803 • • • 2233 • • • • • • 2158 • 2158 • Georgemas Junction d 1114 • 1439 • • • 1805 • • • 2235 • • • • • • 2200 • 2200 • Wick a 1131 • 1456 • • • 1822 • • • 2252 • • • • • • 2217 • 2217 • Inverness / Kyle of Lochalsh catering services No catering services are available between Inverness and Kyle on Saturdays and Sundays from 1 October Wick & Thurso / Kyle of Lochalsh – Inverness Services between Inverness, Kyle of Lochalsh, Thurso and Wick convey Standard Class accommodation only Sundays Mondays to Saturdays Mondays D A A A G A E A F A A Wick d • • • 0618 0802 • • • • 1234 • 1600 • • • • • 1158 • • • Georgemas Junction a • • • 0635 0819 • • • • 1251 • 1617 • • • • • 1215 • • • Georgemas Junction d • • • 0636 0820 • • • • 1252 • 1618 • • • • • 1216 • • • Thurso a • • • 0646 0830 • • • • 1302 • 1628 • • • • • 1226 • • • Thurso d • • • 0650 0834 • • • • 1306 • 1632 • • • • • 1230 • • • Georgemas Junction a • • • 0700 0844 • • • • 1316 • 1642 • • • • • 1240 • • • Georgemas Junction d • • • 0703 0847 • • • • 1319 • 1645 • • • • • 1243 • • • Scotscalder d • • • • 0853x • • • • 1325x • 1651x • • • • • 1249x • • • Altnabreac d • • • • 0903x • • • • 1335x • 1701x • • • • • 1259x • • • Forsinard d • • • 0727 0913 • • • • 1347 • 1711 • • • • • 1309 • • • Kinbrace d • • • • 0923x • • • • 1357x • 1721x • • • • • 1319x • • • Kildonan d • • • • 0933x • • • • 1407x • 1731x • • • • • 1329x • • • Helmsdale d • • • 0800 0946 • • • • 1421 • 1744 • • • • • 1342 • • • Brora d • • • 0816 1002 • • • • 1436 • 1800 • • • • • 1358 • • • Dunrobin Castle t d • • • • 1008x • • • • 1443x • 1806x • • • • • 1404x • • • Golspie d • • • 0825 1012 • • • • 1447 • 1810 • • • • • 1408 • • • Rogart d • • • 0835x 1022x • • • • 1457x • 1820x • • • • • 1418x • • • Lairg d • 0628 • 0852 1038 • • • • 1512 • 1836 • • • • • 1433 • • • Invershin d • 0637x • • 1047x • • • • 1521x • 1845x • • • • • 1442x • • • Culrain d • 0639x • • 1048x • • • • 1522x • 1846x • • • • • 1443x • • • Ardgay d 0616 0645 • 0907 1054 • • • • 1530 • 1852 1928 • • • • 1449 • • • Tain d 0632 0701 • 0923 1110 • • • • 1546 • 1908 1946 2221 1055 • 1408 1505 • • 2223 Fearn d 0638 0707 • 0929 1116 • • • • 1553 • • 1952 2227 1101 • 1414 1511 • • 2229 Invergordon d 0651 0720 • 0942 1131 • • • 1550 1606 • 1925 2005 2240 1114 • 1427 1524 1631 • 2242 Alness d 0657 0726 • 0948 1136 • • • 1555 1611 • • 2011 2245 1119 • 1432 1530 1636 • 2247 Kyle of Lochalsh d • • 0612 • • • 1208 1346 • • 1713 • • • • 1020 • • • 1512 • Duirinish d • • 0624x • • • 1217x 1355x • • 1722x • • • • 1029x • • • 1521x • Plockton d • • 0628 • • • 1221 1359 • • 1726 • • • • 1033 • • • 1525 • Duncraig d • • 0631x • • • 1224x 1402x • • 1729x • • • • 1036x • • • 1528x • Stromeferry d • • 0640 • • • 1233 1411 • • 1738 • • • • 1045 • • • 1537 • Attadale d • • 0652x • • • 1245x 1423x • • 1750x • • • • 1057x • • • 1549x • Strathcarron d • • 0659 • • • 1252 1430 • • 1757 • • • • 1103 • • • 1556 • Achnashellach d • • 0708x • • • 1301x 1439x • • 1806x • • • • 1112x • • • 1605x • Achnasheen d • • 0727 • • • 1320 1501 • • 1825 • • • • 1131 • • • 1624 • Achanalt d • • 0737x • • • 1330x 1511x • • 1835x • • • • 1141x • • • 1634x • Lochluichart d • • 0744x • • • 1337x 1517x • • 1842x • • • • 1147x • • • 1641x • Garve d • • 0754 • • • 1347 1527 • • 1852 • • • • 1157 • • • 1651 • Dingwall d 0710 0739 0817 1001 1153 1245 1410 1550 1610 1626 1919 1941 2024 2258 1135 1220 1445 1543 1649 1714 2300 Conon Bridge d 0716 0745 0822 1006 1158 1250 1415 1555 1615 1631 1924 • 2029 2303 1140 1225 1450 1548 1654 1719 2305 Muir of Ord d 0724 0752 0830 1014 1205 1258 1422 1603 1624 1638 1931 1952 2037 2311 1148 1232 1457 1555 1702 1726 2313 Beauly d 0729 0758 0835 1019 1210 1303 1427 1608 1629 1644 1936 • 2042 2316 1153 1237 1502 1601 1707 1732 2318 Inverness a 0744 0813 0850 1034 1225 1318 1442 1623 1646 1701 2000 2010 2057 2331 1208 1252 1517 1616 1722 1747 2333 Aberdeen a 1125 1125 1125 1313 1455 1641 1746 1940 1940 1940 2343 2343 2343 • 1446 1739 1739 1928 2313 2313 • Edinburgh a 1117 1222g 1324h 1423 1624k 1825p 1825p 2123g 2123g 2123g 0011r 0011r • • 1645 1645 1836 2013r 2219 2219 • Glasgow Queen Street a 1115g 1213 1315g 1416j 1618n 1810q 1810q 2045 2045 2045 2343 2343 • • 1558 1713g 1908g 1941 2218g 2218g • Inverness / Kyle of Lochalsh catering services No catering services are available between Inverness and Kyle on Saturdays and Sundays from 1 October Notes and symbols t Dunrobin Castle station is open until 30 October k Arrives 1 minute earlier on Saturdays A Catering service available n Arrives 3 minutes earlier on Saturdays. Change at B Until 25 September. Train divides at Dingwall. Catering a Arrival time Inverness and Perth service available to Wick b Change at Perth and Inverness p Arrives 1 minute later on Saturdays. Change at Inverness C From 2 October. Catering service available c Departs 1 minute later Mondays to Fridays. Change at and Perth D Catering service available Mondays to Fridays Perth and Inverness q Arrives 3 minutes later on Saturdays E To Elgin arr. 2047. Also calls at Nairn 2020 and Forres d Departure time r Change at Inverness and Stirling 2031. Catering service available until 24 September e Departs
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    Scheme THE HIGHLAND COUNCIL Community Services: Highland Area RAUC Local Co-ordination Meeting Job No. File No. No. of Pages SUMMARY NOTES OF MEETING 5 + Appendices Meeting held to Discuss: Various Date/Time of Meeting: 18/10/2018 : 10.00am Issue Date* 15 January Author Catriona Maxwell Draft 2019 REF ACTIONS 1.0 Attending / Contact Details Highland Council Community Services; Area Roads Alistair MacLeod [email protected] Alison MacLeod [email protected] Tom Masterton [email protected] Mike Cooper [email protected] Jonathan Gunn [email protected] Trevor Fraser [email protected] Highland Council Project Design Unit British Telecom Duncan MacLennan [email protected] Kevin Drain [email protected] BEAR (Scotland) Ltd Peter Macnab [email protected] Scottish & Southern Energy Fiona Geddes [email protected] Scotland Gas Networks Scottish Water Darren Pointer [email protected] Apologies / Others Stuart Bruce [email protected] Roddy Davidson [email protected] Mark Smith [email protected] Andrew Maciver [email protected] Iain Moncrieff [email protected] David Johnston [email protected] Alex Torrance [email protected] Courtney Mitchell [email protected] Kirsten Donald [email protected] 2.0 Minutes of Previous Meetings Previous Minutes Accepted. 3.0 HC Roads Surface dressing for Inverness is complete and coming to the end of the works programme – no more works planned this financial year. Inverness Area Lotland Place – surfacing works should be completed by 18/10/2018.
  • Caithness County Council

    Caithness County Council

    Caithness County Council RECORDS’ IDENTITY STATEMENT Reference number: CC Alternative reference number: Title: Caithness County Council Dates of creation: 1720-1975 Level of description: Fonds Extent: 10 bays of shelving Format: Mainly paper RECORDS’ CONTEXT Name of creators: Caithness County Council Administrative history: 1889-1930 County Councils were established under the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1889. They assumed the powers of the Commissioners of Supply, and of Parochial Boards, excluding those in Burghs, under the Public Health Acts. The County Councils also assumed the powers of the County Road Trusts, and as a consequence were obliged to appoint County Road Boards. Powers of the former Police Committees of the Commissioners were transferred to Standing Joint Committees, composed of County Councillors, Commissioners and the Sheriff of the county. They acted as the police committee of the counties - the executive bodies for the administration of police. The Act thus entrusted to the new County Councils most existing local government functions outwith the burghs except the poor law, education, mental health and licensing. Each county was divided into districts administered by a District Committee of County Councillors. Funded directly by the County Councils, the District Committees were responsible for roads, housing, water supply and public health. Nucleus: The Nuclear and Caithness Archive 1 Provision was also made for the creation of Special Districts to be responsible for the provision of services including water supply, drainage, lighting and scavenging. 1930-1975 The Local Government Act (Scotland) 1929 abolished the District Committees and Parish Councils and transferred their powers and duties to the County Councils and District Councils (see CC/6).
  • Twenty-Six Years Reminiscences of Scotch Grouse Moors

    Twenty-Six Years Reminiscences of Scotch Grouse Moors

    TWENTY-SIX YEARS REMINISCENCES OF SCOTCH GROUSE MOORS WILLIAM ALEXANDER ADAMS SEASON 1863 The grouse fever was upon me at full fever heat, and I was determined that I would solve the problem of Scotch grouse shooting, and, finding in the spring of this season that an Aberdeen innkeeper advertised shooting, I wrote to him to know if he could put me in the way of a small place for one gun. Of course he replied glowingly, and said that a small moor by Gartly station, in Aberdeenshire, then on his hands, was quite enough for one gun, that capital lodgings were to be had at the merchant's house, and the price of the shooting for three weeks would be but £50. I felt quite certain that I should be done, but I also knew that knowledge and experience could only be had by paying for it, so I plunged to what was not a very costly plunge, and accordingly I sent down my English keeper from Warwickshire. In those days trains to Scotland did not afford the luxuries of to-day. Sleepers were unknown, and in the first-class carriage the elbow did not double up. The extreme of luxury was a second-class compartment retained for two men, and bed up the best way you could. I was again at Scarborough. It was a slow, weary business to travel to York by a stopping train, and then the whole night and half next day getting to Aberdeen. So I bethought myself of asking the London and Aberdeen S.S.