News / MRI donation, vehicles vandalised, Scalloway school reopens
The NHS Shetland Scanner Appeal was nominated by terminal workers to receive the money which was raised through staff donations in buying old office furniture and from its ‘Green Day’ initiative.
The MRI scanner appeal has now raised over £125,000 – six per cent of the £2 million total.
EnQuest asset manager Ian Lister said: “We recognise the benefits an MRI scanner would make to the Shetland community and wish the fundraising committee success in reaching their total.”
NHS Shetland chairman Gary Robinson added: “This equipment – which will be the very latest technology – will benefit all in Shetland – including staff at big employers like EnQuest.
“An MRI scanner will expedite the treatment of a range of conditions but most importantly it will make the life easier for people in Shetland.”
POLICE are looking to speak to anyone who may have witnessed vehicles being vandalised in Lerwick at the weekend.
Damage was caused to the driver’s side window of a Vauxhall Vivaro van and to the wing mirror of a silver VW Golf at Staney Hill in the early hours of Sunday.
Any witnesses are asked to contact the police on 101.
SCALLOWAY school and pre-school will be open again on Tuesday after a slightly extended Easter break.
The school had to stay closed on Monday due to a leaking water tank. Shetland Islands Council confirmed on Monday afternoon that pupils will return on Tuesday.
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