Councillors’ salary and expenses bill tops £450k
Councillors’ salary and expenses costs climbed five per cent to reach more than £450,000 last year.
READ FULL STORYCouncillors’ salary and expenses costs climbed five per cent to reach more than £450,000 last year.
READ FULL STORYThe Bluemull Sound ferry service, which sails between Yell, Unst and Fetlar, will be suspended this afternoon (Saturday). The service will stop at 1.45pm and…
READ FULL STORYShetland Islands Council has asked folk to tell them their thoughts on the services offered by the council. Folk are being asked about how well…
READ FULL STORYThe Bluemull sound ferry service, which goes from Yell to Unst and Fetlar and back, is operating on a reduced timetable today (Friday). Shetland Islands…
READ FULL STORYShetland Islands Council has launched a consultation on where free period products should be made available to the public. Scotland became the first country in…
READ FULL STORYEfforts to provide food for those most in need have resulted in special recognition for Shetland Islands Council.
READ FULL STORYAll 22 councillors have been elected to form the new Shetland Islands Council.
READ FULL STORYMoraig Lyall, Davie Sandison, Ian Scott and Catherine Hughson have been elected to Shetland Central.
READ FULL STORYVoting is under way to decide who will represent Shetland Islands Council over the next five years. Polling stations opened at 7am this morning (Thursday),…
READ FULL STORYA second union has said local government workers are prepared to walk out over pay. Unite said that 91 per cent of council workers had…
READ FULL STORYA majority of local government workers have signalled their intention to take industrial action in a row over pay. The union Unison said 89.8 per…
READ FULL STORYThe public will be invited to view plans for the next phase of the Knab redevelopment at a series of consultation events this summer. Shetland…
READ FULL STORYCouncil workers are to be consulted on possible industrial action after union leaders rejected a two per cent pay rise as “an insult”. Unison took…
READ FULL STORYTwo large concrete batching plants associated with the Viking Energy windfarm have been given the go ahead, despite councillors’ previous refusal.
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