Children’s services director Helen Budge says she wants parents and pupils to feel confident as schools reopen
Apology for using the wrong e-mail address
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”.
NHS Shetland chief executive Michael Dickson says health board ‘acknowledges and accepts the concerns’ over by some over faster turnaround
Transport a major factor in planning for return of schools, says education and families committee chairman George Smith
The council estimates it is on course to lose £1.6m in income over the space of four months
Business sectors have mixed fortunes under Covid-19
SIC convener ‘deeply humbled by the skill and compassion shown by all those working in health and care settings during this pandemic’
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