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Plan to extend Wick care home being considered by Highland Council


By Gordon Calder

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A CAITHNESS care home could be expanded if a planning application is approved by Highland Council.

The Riverside House Care Home in Bridge Street, Wick, is seeking permission for a change of use of former shop premises beside its business.

The shop – previously a tobacconist and newspaper retail outlet – has not been used for over two years.

The property, which measures 44 square metres, would be incorporated as part of the care home and become a lounge, bedroom and hallway.

The plan is said to be under consideration by Highland Council.


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