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This plaque was unveiled on 10th May 2015 by Mrs. N. Le Feuvre (nee Gallienne), the last surviving Sark resident deportee, to commemorate the 62 residents who were deported to internment camps in France and Germany in 1942 and 1943 by the occupying German forces.
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Kings, Queens & Cromwell Saint Margaret, Queen of Scotland Revered wife of King Malcolm III (reigned 1058-93). Canonised in 1250. According to tradition, her relics (skull and hair) were hidden at Rossend Castle from c1565 to c1580 to prevent their destruction at the Reformation. King Alexander III (Reigned 1249-86) Killed in an accident near Kingswood, brining to an end Scotland's 'Golden Age'. Commemorated by his memorial on the road to Kinghorn. King James V (Reigned 1513-42) Saw the potential of Burntisland harbour and developed it - the catalyst for the town we know today. Granted Royal Burgh status to Burntisland in 1541. Mary, Queen of Scots (Reigned 1542-67) Frequent visitor to Burntisland, staying at Rossend Castle - the scene of her notorious attempted seduction by the French poet, Pierre de Châtelard. King James VI (Reigned 1567-1625) Proposed a new version of the Bible at the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland held at Burntisland in 1601. Confirmed Burntisland's status as a Royal Burgh. King Charles I (Reigned 1625-49) Lost his potentially priceless treasure when his baggage ferry sank off Burntisland in 1633. Oliver Cromwell (Lord Protector of England 1653-58) His forces occupied Burntisland from 1651 to 1660, subjecting the inhabitants to a period of great tyranny and oppression.
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Highland provides waste collection services to residents in the Highland area. Services typically include general waste (black bin), recycling (blue bin), and garden waste collections.
Collection schedules vary depending on your property. Use the search box above to check your exact bin collection dates.
Bank holidays may affect collection days. It's always a good idea to check with Highland directly during holiday periods.
Most UK councils collect general waste (black/grey bin), recycling (blue bin), and food waste. Some also collect garden waste and glass. Check with Highland for the exact list.
Recycling collection frequency varies by council. Some collect weekly, others fortnightly. Use the search above to find your specific schedule.
Bank holiday collections may be delayed by a day. Check Highland's website for the latest updates during bank holiday periods.
All information on this website is intended for informational purposes only and you should always check with your council for accurate bin collection information.