Funding package for reopening Thurso's Caithness Horizons
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The museum and art gallery opened in Thurso 11 years ago
Highland councillors have agreed a funding package that would allow a closed down museum and art gallery to reopen.
Caithness Horizons closed in February due to increasing running costs and a reduced income.
Opened in 2008, its collection includes Pictish stones and a control room from the Dounreay nuclear power complex.
Highland Council, working with Dounreay Site Restoration Limited, has put together a three-year funding package.
Funding of 拢204,000 will also be offered to the museum to cover building work costs at the site.
The timescale for re-opening has still to be confirmed.
- Published28 February 2019
- Published21 February 2019
