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low floor easy access buses low operate on X99 Inverness Dornoch Brora Golspie Helmsdale Dunbeath Wick Thurso Scrabster X97 X99 78 175 178 times bus Information correct at time of print of time at correct Information from 04 May 2015 May 04 from Inverness Dornoch Golspie Brora Dunbeath Thurso Scrabster X99 MONDAY TO FRIDAY Service No. X99 X99 X99 X99 X99 X99 X99 X99 X99 X99 SERVICE UPDATES: You’re now able to receive service XX updates on twitter. Inverness Bus Station - - - 0940 1230 1440 - 1640 1740 2020 oach Duncanston Crossroads - - - 0955 1245 1455 - 1655 1755 2035 ec N Follow us now at @StagecoachNScot g S a c A9 Cadboll Wood North - - - 1012 1302 1512 - 1712 1812 2047 t o Tain Lamington Street arr - - - 1030 l 1530 - l l 2110 S t @ Tain Lamington Street dep - - - 1032 1532 - 2118 Dornoch Square arr - - - 1048 1333 1548 - 1743 1843 2133 Dornoch Square dep - - - 1049 1334 1549 - 1744 1844 2134 Golspie Post Offi ce - - - 1006 1351 1606 - 1801 1901 2151 Brora Fountain Square - - - 1115 1400 1615 - 1810 1910 2200 Helmsdale Belgrave Hotel - - - 1131 1416 1631 - 1826 1926 2216 CODES Berriedale Post Offi ce - - - 1146 1431 1646 - 1841 1941 2231 Dunbeath War Memorial arr - - - 1156 1441 1656 - 1851 1951 X Operates from First Monday in April until last Dunbeath War Memorial dep - - - 1159 1444 1659 - 1854 1954 2241 Sunday in October. Latheron Post Offi ce - - - l l l - l l 2249 Lybster Main Street - - - l l l - l l 2254 Wick St Fergus Road - - - - 2321 Halkirk Sinclair Street - - - 1231 1516 1731 - 1926 2026 - Thurso Sir George Street 0818 0855 1110 1241 1526 1741 1835 1936 2036 - Scrabster Ferry Gangway 0824 0901 1116 1247 - 1747 1845 - - - SATURDAY Service No. X99 X99 X99 X99 X99 X99 X99 X99 X99 BANK HOLIDAY SERVICES: XX Inverness Bus Station - - 0940 1240 1440 - 1640 1740 2020 On May Day a School Holiday service will operate. Duncanston Crossroads - - 0955 1255 1455 - 1655 1755 2035 A9 Cadboll Wood North - - 1012 1312 1512 - 1712 1812 2047 Over the Festive Period 21 December 2015 until 03 January Tain Lamington Street arr - - 1030 l 1530 - l l 2110 2016 services will be liable to alteration or curtailment. See Tain Lamington Street dep - - 1032 1532 - 2117 separate publicity issued for this period. Dornoch Square arr - - 1048 1343 1548 - 1743 1843 2133 Dornoch Square dep - - 1049 1344 1549 - 1744 1844 2134 Golspie Post Offi ce - - 1006 1401 1606 - 1801 1901 2151 SCHOOL HOLIDAYS: Brora Fountain Square - - 1115 1410 1615 - 1810 1910 2200 01 June 2015, 03 July until 14 August 2015, 24, 25 Septem- Helmsdale Belgrave Hotel - - 1131 1426 1631 - 1826 1926 2216 ber 2015, 12 until 23 October 2015, 23 December 2015 until Berriedale Post Offi ce - - 1146 1441 1646 - 1841 1941 2231 06 January 2016 Dunbeath War Memorial arr - - 1156 1451 1656 - 1851 1951 Dunbeath War Memorial dep - - 1159 1454 1659 - 1854 1954 2241 Latheron Post Offi ce - - l l l - l l 2249 Lybster Main Street - - l l l - l l 2254 Wick St Fergus Road - - - 2321 Halkirk Sinclair Street - - 1231 1526 1731 - 1926 2026 - Thurso Sir George Street 0818 1055 1241 1536 1741 1835 1936 2036 - Scrabster Ferry Gangway 0824 1101 1247 - 1747 1845 - - - SUNDAY Service No. X99 X99 X99 X99 X99 X99 XX Inverness Bus Station - 0830 1440 - 1740 2020 Duncanston Crossroads - 0845 1455 - 1755 2035 A9 Cadboll Wood North - 0902 1512 - 1812 2047 Buying your megarider just got smart! Tain Lamington Street arr - 0920 1530 - 1830 2110 Tain Lamington Street dep - 0922 1532 - 1832 2117 Dornoch Square arr - 0938 1548 - 1848 2133 Dornoch Square dep - 0939 1549 - 1849 2134 Golspie Post Offi ce - 0956 1606 - 1906 2151 Brora Fountain Square - 1005 1615 - 1915 2200 Helmsdale Belgrave Hotel - 1021 1631 - 1931 2216 Berriedale Post Offi ce - 1036 1646 - 1946 2231 Dunbeath War Memorial arr - 1046 1656 - 1956 2241 Dunbeath War Memorial dep - 1049 1659 - 1959 2241 Latheron Post Offi ce - l l - l 2249 4 week megarider tickets are now available on a handy reuseable smartcard Lybster Main Street - l l - l 2254 For more information visit: Wick St Fergus Road - - 2321 stagecoachsmart.com Halkirk Sinclair Street - 1121 1731 - 2031 - Thurso Sir George Street 1055 1131 1741 1835 2041 - Scrabster Ferry Gangway 1101 - 1751 1845 - - Scrabster Thurso Dunbeath Brora Golspie Dornoch Inverness X99 MONDAY TO FRIDAY Service No. X99 X99 X99 X99 X99 X99 X99 X99 XX Scrabster Ferry Gangway - - 0830 0925 1125 1325 1750 1850 Thurso Sir George Street arr - - 0840 0935 1135 1335 1800 1900 Thurso Sir George Street dep 0620 0720 0845 0940 1140 1340 - 1905 Halkirk Sinclair Street 0630 0730 0855 0950 1150 1350 - 1915 Dunbeath War Memorial arr 0704 0804 0929 1024 1224 1424 - 1949 Please note that you can buy single and return tickets, Dunbeath War Memorial dep - 0807 0932 1027 1227 1427 - 1952 dayriders and weekly megariders from the driver. Berriedale Post Offi ce - 0817 0942 1037 1237 1437 - 2002 Helmsdale Petrol Station - 0832 0957 1052 1252 1452 - 2017 Buy discounted 4 week, 13 week and annual megarider Brora Fountain Square - 0848 1013 1108 1308 1508 - 2033 tickets online at www.stagecoachbus.com Golspie Post Offi ce - 0857 1022 1117 1317 1517 - 2042 Dornoch Square arr - 0914 1039 1134 1334 1534 - 2059 Dornoch Square dep - 0915 1040 1135 1335 1535 - 2100 Tain Lamington Street arr - 0931 l 1151 1351 1551 - 2116 Tain Lamington Street dep - 0933 1153 1353 1553 - 2118 A9 Cadboll Wood South - 0951 1111 1211 1411 1611 - 2136 Duncanston Crossroads - 1008 1128 1228 1428 1628 - 2153 Inverness Bus Station - 1023 1143 1243 1443 1643 - 2208 SATURDAY SUNDAY Service No. X99 X99 X99 X99 X99 X99 X99 Service No. X99 X99 X99 X99 X99 XX XX Scrabster Ferry Gangway - 0830 - 1125 1325 1750 1850 Scrabster Ferry Gangway - 1110 - 1752 1850 Thurso Sir George Street arr - 0840 - 1135 1335 1800 1900 Thurso Sir George Street arr - 1120 - 1802 1900 Thurso Sir George Street dep 0720 0845 0940 1140 1340 - 1905 Thurso Sir George Street dep 0955 1125 1340 - 1905 Halkirk Sinclair Street 0730 0855 0950 1150 1350 - 1915 Halkirk Sinclair Street 1005 1135 1350 - 1915 Dunbeath War Memorial arr 0804 0929 1024 1224 1424 - 1949 Dunbeath War Memorial arr 1037 1207 1422 - 1947 Dunbeath War Memorial dep 0807 0932 1027 1227 1427 - 1952 Dunbeath War Memorial dep 1040 1210 1425 - 1947 Berriedale Post Offi ce 0817 0942 1037 1237 1437 - 2002 Berriedale Post Offi ce 1050 1220 1435 - 1957 Helmsdale Petrol Station 0832 0957 1052 1252 1452 - 2017 Helmsdale Petrol Station 1105 1235 1450 - 2012 Brora Fountain Square 0848 1013 1108 1308 1508 - 2033 Brora Fountain Square 1121 1251 1506 - 2028 Golspie Post Offi ce 0857 1022 1117 1317 1517 - 2042 Golspie Post Offi ce 1130 1300 1515 - 2037 Dornoch Square arr 0914 1039 1134 1334 1534 - 2059 Dornoch Square arr 1147 1317 1532 - 2054 Dornoch Square dep 0915 1040 1135 1335 1535 - 2100 Dornoch Square dep 1148 1318 1533 - 2055 Tain Lamington Street arr 0931 l 1151 1351 1551 - 2116 Tain Lamington Street arr 1204 1334 1549 - 2111 Tain Lamington Street dep 0933 1153 1353 1553 - 2118 Tain Lamington Street dep 1206 1336 1551 - 2113 A9 Cadboll Wood South 0948 1111 1211 1411 1611 - 2136 A9 Cadboll Wood South 1224 1354 1609 - 2131 Duncanston Crossroads 1008 1128 1228 1428 1628 - 2153 Duncanston Crossroads 1241 1411 1626 - 2148 Inverness Bus Station 1023 1143 1243 1443 1643 - 2208 Inverness Bus Station 1256 1426 1641 - 2203 Caithness area megarider Valid for journeys within the Caithness Zone boundary For more information visit our website - www.stagecoachbus.com BANK HOLIDAY SERVICES: Over the Festive Period 21 December 2015 until 03 January 2016 services will be liable to alteration or curtailment. See separate publicity issued for this peri- od. SCHOOL HOLIDAYS: 01 June 2015, 03 July until 14 August 2015, 24, 25 September 2015, 12 until 23 October 2015, 23 December 2015 until 06 January 2016 Wheelchair accessible buses We make every effort to provide wheelchair accessible buses where advertised. However, there may be exceptional circumstances when we need to substitute another bus rather than miss a journey. What to do if things go wrong We do our best to meet your expectations, but occasionally things go wrong. If you feel we have failed you in some way, please tell us about it. Contact details are on the back of this leaflet. If you are unhappy with our response, this independent body will review complaints: Bus Users Scotland, Hopetoun Gate, 8b McDonald Road, Edinburgh, EH7 4LZ. Berriedale Wick Gills Bay X97 MONDAY TO FRIDAY Service No. X97 X97 X97 X97 X97 X97 X97 X97 X97 X97 X97 X97 X97 NSch Inverness Bus Station - - - - - 0930 - 1230 - 1440 1640 1740 Berriedale Post Offi ce - - 0756 - 1042 1136 - - 1331 - 1646 1841 1941 Dunbeath War Memorial arr - - 0806 - 1052 1146 - 1341 - 1656 1851 1951 Dunbeath War Memorial dep 0705 - 0806 0930 1052 1201 1225 - 1446 - 1701 1855 1956 Latheron Post Offi ce 0712 - 0813 0938 1100 1209 1233 - 1454 - 1709 1902 2004 Lybster Main Street 0719 - 0820 0943 1105 1214 1238 1350 1459 1604 1714 1907 2009 Wick St Fergus Road arr 0744 - 0845 1010 1132 1241 1305 1418 1526 1632 1741 1934 2036 Wick St Fergus Road dep - 0840 - - - 1241 - - - - 1741 - - Keiss - 0848 - - - 1249 - - - - 1749 - - John O'Groats Road End - 0901 - - - 1302 - - - - 1802 - - Gills Bay Ferry - 0910 - - - 1311 - - - - 1811 - - SATURDAY Service No. X97 X97 X97 X97 X97 X97 X97 X97 X97 X97 X97 CODES tC C Inverness Bus Station - - - - 0930 - - 1240 1440 1640 1740 X Operates from First Monday in April Berriedale Post Offi ce - - - - 1136 - - 1441 1646 1841 1941 until last Sunday in October. Dunbeath War Memorial arr - - - - 1146 - - 1451 1656 1851 1951 C Serves Canisbay on request only.
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    Timetable updated 28th June 2021 Days of Operation Monday to Friday Days of Operation Saturdays Service Number 62 Service Number 62 Service Description Tain - Lairg - Golspie - Hemsldale Service Description Tain - Lairg Service No. 62 62 62 62 62 62 62 62 62 62 Service No. 62 62 62 62 62 Sch Sch #Sch Sch NF Sch F #Sch Tain Asda - 1003 1303 1540 - Tain Asda - - - - 1005 1305 - - 1630 - Codes: Tain Lamington Street 0800 1010 1310 1545 1830 Tain Lamington Street 0645 0701 0708 0713 1012 1312 - - 1635 1830 NF Not Fridays Edderton Bus Shelter 0810 1020 1320 1555 1840 Edderton Bus Shelter 0655 0711 0718 0723 1022 1322 - - 1645 1840 Sch Schooldays only Ardgay Community Hall 0822 1033 1332 1607 1852 Ardgay Community Hall 0707 0723 0730 0735 1035 1335 - - 1657 1852 #Sch School holidays only Migdale Hospital - - R1335 - R1853 Migdale Hospital - - - - - 1338 - - - 1855 F Fridays only Bonar Bridge Post Office 0825 1036 1336 1610 1855 Bonar Bridge Post Office 0710 0726 0733 0738 1038 1343 - - 1700 1900 Invershin 0830 1041 1341 1615 1900 Invershin 0715 0731 0738 0743 1043 1348 - - 1705 1905 Inveran Bridge - 1043 1343 1617 - Inveran Bridge - - - - 1045 1350 - - - - Achany Road End - - 1350 - - Achany Road End - - - - - 1357 - - - - Lairg Post Office 0842 1055 1357 1629 1914 Lairg Costcutter - - - 0753 - - - - - - Lairg Post Office 0727 0743 0750 0755 1057 1404 - - 1717 1917 Codes: R Operates via Migdale Hospital on request. If operates via Link Link Link Migdale bus will call at subsequent timing points up to four Lairg Post Office - - 0800 0758 1100
  • Excavations at the Early and Later Medieval Site of Ballachly, Dunbeath, Caithness, 2007–10 Lloyd Laing*, Edward Oakley†, Anne E Sassin‡ and Imogen Tompsett§

    Excavations at the Early and Later Medieval Site of Ballachly, Dunbeath, Caithness, 2007–10 Lloyd Laing*, Edward Oakley†, Anne E Sassin‡ and Imogen Tompsett§

    Proc Soc Antiq Scot 143 (2013), 265–302EXCAVATIONS AT BALLACHLY, DUNBEATH, CAITHNEss, 2007–10 | 265 Excavations at the early and later medieval site of Ballachly, Dunbeath, Caithness, 2007–10 Lloyd Laing*, Edward Oakley†, Anne E Sassin‡ and Imogen Tompsett§ ABSTRACT Excavation and field survey at Ballachly, Dunbeath, Caithness in 2007–10 produced evidence which suggests the existence of a possibly early medieval and later Norse site centred around the hillock known as Chapel Hill, on top of which is located an, as of yet, indeterminate unicameral stone building. The site, already well-known for its Early Christian inscribed stones, lay within a substantial stone-walled enclosure of late medieval to early post-medieval date, possibly constructed to enclose an undeveloped burgh of barony, thought to be Magnusburgh, which was reported to have been licensed in 1624. Although most of the enclosed area did not yield evidence of occupation, two separate areas at the base of the hillock produced evidence for medieval industrial activity, including ironworking and a cobbled possible working surface. This activity post-dated a palaeo-channel, possibly reused as a ditch, and substantial stone wall, forming a possible boundary enclosure, whose lower-lying area has since been heavily disturbed by flooding and subsequent agricultural activity. Evidence of the site’s association with an early monastery was not substantiated, though the site’s character still suggests a former centre of some importance. INTRODUCTION substantial radiating stone walls, ruins on top of its hill and local historic accounts of a chapel or In 1996, whilst rebuilding a wall on his croft at monastery and associated churchyard (illus 3).