Improving Transport
Caithness Transport Forum
Caithness Transport Forum is a sub-group of the Caithness Partnership. It aim is
To create and maintain to promote a strong, inter-connected road, rail, sea and air transport network to, from and within the county of Caithness for the benefit of the economic, social and environmental benefit of the residents of Caithness.
The members of CTF are representatives of the business, public and voluntary sector with an interest in transport infrastructure and services in Caithness. The first task of the Forum was to create a lobbying document, Caithness Transport Vision, published in summer 2006 and launched by Tavish Scott, Depute Minister for Transport. 
CTF has met with Scottish Government Transport Minister Stewart Stevenson both in Caithness and in Holyrood to highlight the particular transport problems and issues in the county.
A study, funded by UKAEA, has been produced by MVA Consultancy which puts forward a broad priority of transport requirements that will support economic development in Caithness. The study highlights highlights developments of the local ports and the Wick airport as a priority for economic development in Caithness.
The study was presented at Holyrood to the Scottish Transport Minister.
The Caithness Transport Forum meets alternately in wick and Thurso and minutes of the meetings are posted on this website. For more information contact caithnesspartnership@btinternet.com
Downloads
- Caithness Bus Users Group Minutes 22/02/2010 (150.5KB)
- Press Release - bus service reinstated (29KB)
- Caithness Transport Forum (52.64KB)
- Caithness Transport Forum Members 2008 (26KB)
- Bus users survey 2008 (50.5KB)
- Caithness Transport Vision (591.39KB)
- Caithness Transport Vision (591.39KB)
- Transport For Development: Caithness Transport Infrastructure Study - Full report (943.32KB)
- Transport For Development: Caithness Transport Infrastructure Study - Executive Summary (164.03KB)
