Wick community councillors fears over infrastructure on NC500 route By Alan Hendry Published: 08:45, 08 March 2021
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Highland councillor Willie Mackay said the Whaligoe Steps had been advertised as a must-see attraction in Caithness but he was unhappy that nothing had been paid towards it. Picture: Alan Hendry
Community councillors in Wick are worried that some of the infrastructure on the North Coast 500 route may be unable to cope with a repeat of last year s experience when there were reports of irresponsible behaviour by post-lockdown tourists.
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Cromarty Community Development Trust objects to Highland Council s proposed £10,000 cut to the Cromarty to Nigg ferry with residents urged to lobby councillors By Ian Duncan Published: 16:22, 03 March 2021
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Cromarty to Nigg ferry.
A Black Isle development trust has lobbied Highland councillors ahead of tomorrow s budget meeting and residents are being urged to do likewise.
Fraser Mackenzie, the director of Cromarty Community Development Trust, has emailed a letter to members of Highland Council after it was revealed that it was planning to cut the funding for the Cromarty to Nigg ferry.
Concerns rise over dirty camping in Perth and Kinross as summer nears
Litter/fly-tipping, antisocial behaviour, parking issues, damage (to fields and trees), human waste, unattended campfires and anti-social behaviour fuelled by alcohol consumption, were a constant issue last year as people flocked to Perthshire’s beauty spots
Scenes like this near the Loch of Clunie were all too familiar last year (Image: Perthshire Advertiser)
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