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SSEN Funds Create a Safer Walking Route to Keiss Castle

The creation of a safer walking route to Keiss Castle, including installation of safety fencing, is the result of a collaboration between Sinclair’s Bay Trust, Sinclair’s Bay Community Council, the John o’Groats Trail and local farmers, Scott and Douglas Webster.     Our board member, William Munro, said, “We found ourselves the recipient of funds […]

Sinclair’s Bay Newsletter #5

Find out what’s been happening with Sinclair’s Bay Trust in our area recently.  Updates on ongoing projects, the Caithness At War Trail launch, volunteer groups, Sinclair’s Bay Creatives, various other project progress updates and our usual local history feature. The newsletter can be found here: SBT Newsletter ISSUE 5.  View to find out what we’ve […]

Sinclair’s Bay – So much to see and do

We’re delighted to share the finished piece from our collaboration with Wick Voices and the Sinclair’s Bay community. The piece captures the community’s favourite locations and memories of the area.   Audio recordings for this piece were made between February and August 2024 by the Sinclair’s Bay community. Some of the recordings took place during […]

Halloween Neep Carving

Bring Back the Neep!   The lovely Halloween carvers in the Sinclair’s Bay area certainly started us in our quest to bring back the traditional carved Hallowe’en neep!   Well done to those who gave it a go – carving a neep is not easy.  Luckily we didn’t hear of any lost fingers or thumbs, […]

Community Newsletter #3

Find out what we’ve been up to and what’s going on with Sinclair’s Bay Trust in your area with our latest newsletter. The newsletter can be found here: Sinclair’s Bay Trust Newsletter #3 PDF.  View to find out what we’ve been up to: SBT Newsletter Issue 3 We’re always keen to hear what people want […]

Daily Record – 27th June 2023

Our beautiful beach has just been reviewed in the Daily Record as a must-see when doing the North Coast 500. Reiss and Keiss Beaches – Quiet, stunning with wildlife and history all around.  Nothing new really – we knew that already! “The breathtaking NC500 beach that’s hidden away and looks like tropical island This isn’t […]

Points of Interest: St. Tears Chapel

Originally published in the Sinclair’s Bay Trust Community Newsletter #2 You’ll find this monument showing the location of the Chapel of St Tears, or St Tayre, roughly halfway between Castle Sinclair Girnigoe & Ackergill Tower. The foundations are still roughly visible, although overgrown. It’s dedication comes from the tears shed by the mothers at Bethlehem […]

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