In The Shetland Times this week:
• The Charitable Trust votes for fewer council trustees
• Scott is praised as “example” by Lib-Dem boss Rennie
• Opinions are sought on shape of Staney Hill scheme
• New study on extending air discount
• Bail for threatening letter writer
• Petition for Scottish Government to keep its pledge on ferry fares
… and much more.
Scottish salmon has recorded its best survival rate since the pandemic. This was the assessment of Salmon Scotland chief executive Tavish Scott, who says it…
READ FULL STORY“Scottish salmon is due a boom in the next decade as global demand for good, low carbon and nutritious food grows.” This was the assessment…
READ FULL STORYShetland Charitable Trust’s funds have increased by £52m to reach £445.3m.
READ FULL STORYPopular art gallery and café Bonhoga is to close for “much-needed refurbishment and renovation” work. Shetland Arts, which owns the building, said it would be…
READ FULL STORYShetland Charitable Trust (SCT) has appointed two new trustees, who will help shape plans for spending over the next five years. Retired vet Jim Nicolson…
READ FULL STORYRobert Leask was elected as chairman of Shetland Charitable Trust at a meeting this morning (Thursday). The former vice-chairman was the only nomination for the…
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