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Parliamentarians respond to Burnham’s policy agenda (opens the original)
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Both Lib Dem MP Alistair Carmichael and newly elected SNP MSP Hannah Mary Goodlad shared their thoughts with Shetland News on Burnham’s vision for the UK, delivered in a wide-ranging speech at the Labour conference earlier this week. Burnham said Labour would launch a national commission electoral reform, as well a new National Care Service. He also said the UK would hold a summit with the EU in order to form closer ties and strike new deals. Referring to proportional representation, Goodlad sai
HyImpulse ready for first suborbital flight from UK by spring next year (opens the original)
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The confirmation comes after the company received its UK launch operator licence from the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). HyImpulse had initially hoped to be able to launch in autumn of this year. The company has a long history of testing its propulsion system at the disused Scatsta airport site. The operator licence establishes HyImpulse as a licensed launch operator in the United Kingdom and paves the way for the company’s first launch from European soil, the company said. It provides the fram
Haulage operator confirms it has addressed compliance shortcomings (opens the original)
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THE COMMERCIAL director of a Shetland-based haulage company says vehicle maintenance and operator compliance has always been a priority for the business. It comes after Northwards Ltd had its operator licence curtailed by the transport commissioner following a public inquiry held in Edinburgh in early May this year. Neil Leslie said: “We understand how important the standards required under our operator’s licence are, and fully cooperated with the inquiry, concluded in May this year.” The well-k
Private cardiac diagnostic clinic opens in Lerwick (opens the original)
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Cardiac physiologist Sean Thuis opened the clinic in the Toll Clock shopping centre earlier this summer, with the aim of providing a fast, affordable and patient-focused diagnostic service. With more than 20 years’ experience as a cardiac physiologist, Thuis said the clinic is designed around detailed assessment, rapid access and giving patients more time to discuss their symptoms and understand their results. From his clinic in the Toll Clock, Thuis has been offering echocardiograms, ambulatory
MP looking ahead to 2029 election as he moves into new office (opens the original)
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LONG-serving Northern Isles MP Alistair Carmichael has confirmed that it is “more likely than not” that his name would again be on the ballot paper for the 2029 Westminster election. The MP for Orkney and Shetland was talking to Shetland News on Friday during the official opening of his new Lerwick constituency office at 155 Commercial Street. After years of looking for suitable premises in a central location, Carmichael and his team moved down the street from 171 Commercial Street earlier this
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