Caroline Mcmorran is a reporter for the Northern Times, with a focus on local news in Golspie, United Kingdom. Her work has also been featured in publications such as the John O'Groat Journal, The Inverness Courier, North Star news, and Space Today. Caroline covers a wide range of topics, including community events, local government issues, education, and cultural happenings in the area.
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Golspie, United Kingdom (Local)
Caroline's focus is primarily on local events and government announcements in the Golspie area of the United Kingdom. She frequently covers community events, local news, and planning and development topics related to the Scottish Highlands.
If you have information about upcoming local events or community initiatives in Golspie or surrounding areas, Caroline may be interested in covering them. Additionally, if you can provide insights into relevant government announcements or developments impacting the Scottish Highlands community, she could find your input valuable for her coverage.
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East Sutherland Schools Sports Association held its annual cross country competition last month.
A dip into the Northern Times of yesteryear.
From the picture archive of the Northern Times.
The Bank of Scotland is withdrawing its mobile bank service to Sutherland at the end of May.
By: Caroline Mcmorran
Dornoch resident Hazel MacLean took part in the Glasgow Kiltwalk’s 23-mile The Mighty Stride.
By: Caroline Mcmorran
Brora is repeating its hugely successful Party in the Park, first held last year to mark the coronation of King Charles II.
It costs an average of £2500 to run a mountain rescue operation.
By: Caroline Mcmorran
Voluntary organisations took stalls at the event and Tumbles of Fun provided soft play equipment to entertain the children.
By: Caroline Mcmorran
A training course for people who want to become a marine mammal Medic is being held in Lochinver in July.
By: Caroline Mcmorran
Workers began a major £3.5 million project last month to transform Old School Clyne into a community heritage centre and museum.
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