Pubs among those back in trade as restrictions ease
Living Lerwick manager Emma Miller says the ‘reopening of hospitality businesses and hairdressers is definitely the biggest change we’ve seen in the reopening for public social interaction’
Shetland Arts chief says ‘we will need to make significant changes to how Mareel operates so we can do so in a safe way for our users and staff’
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Shetland Wind Environmental Advisory Group met last week for the first time
Back in April 2015, former vice chairman of Sustainable Shetland, James Mackenzie, was invited to give a presentation to a Planning Democracy event in Glasgow. Among other things, the conference explored options for a more equitable planning system, including the idea of equal rights of appeal to create a level playing field that allows communities the same rights as developers. Mackenzie has now submitted his presentation as a letter to Shetland News, saying “not much has changed since then [2015] except that SSE is now the sole owner of Viking Energy”.
ZetTrans’ policy and projects officer Robina Barton reflects on the huge response the transport partnership received to a recent survey on active travel.
The Crofthouse Museum, however, is set to remain closed due to social distancing difficulties
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