HNP continues battle to keep its site in Lerwick
An online petition to save long-established engineering firm HNP gathered over 1,100 signatures in five days as the public got behind the company that has
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Jobs at risk as engineering firm faces losing its home
Shetland Leasing And Property (Slap) was to start legal proceedings to remove long-established marine engineering firm HNP from its Lerwick premises this week, after refusing
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Staney Hill development moves a step closer
Plans to build up to 400 homes on Staney Hill have moved a step further – after planning permission in principle has been granted for
READ FULL STORYStaney Hill housing plans recommended for approval
Up to 400 homes could be built on Staney Hill if plans are backed by the council next week to give planning permission in principle.
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High school land deal agreed
The new Anderson High School project has passed an important milestone, with news that the council has acquired all the land needed for the new…
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Joint push for new housing
A joint push is to be made to be to build hundreds of houses on “the only large scale development site in central Shetland”.
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An independent trustee of Shetland Charitable Trust has lambasted councillor-trustees after they agreed in principle to fund the £50 million new Anderson High School through…
READ FULL STORYFunding for new high school set to be agreed
The funding of the new £49 million Anderson High School looks set to be settled finally this week if Shetland Charitable Trust agrees to buy…
READ FULL STORYNew school to be funded by leaseback deal
The new Anderson High School will be funded through a leaseback deal with the charitable trust rather than from the council’s own reserves. The deal…
READ FULL STORYHigh school millions may come from trust
The £49 million needed to build the new Anderson High School is more likely to come from Shetland Charitable Trust than the SIC’s own reserves,…
READ FULL STORYSchool could be financed by council
By JOHN ROBERTSON The £49 million needed to build the new Anderson High School could be taken from the SIC’s own reserves, Shetland Charitable Trust…
READ FULL STORYScatsta work set to begin over year late
By JOHN ROBERTSON THE OIL industry is more than a year late starting major improvements to Scatsta Airport despite having bounced SIC councillors into lending…
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