Ryan Taylor
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Proposals sought for future use of Scalloway pool (opens the original)
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Proposals for the future use of the Scalloway Swimming Pool are being sought by Shetland Recreational Trust (SRT). The trust has invited proposals from individuals, interested parties and community groups for future uses of the building. It is also seeking views on how the building could be retained or repurposed as a valuable part of the Scalloway community. The trust says that continuing as a public swimming pool within SRTâs network is ânot an optionâ - but says there may be new uses or
Methodists to move to St Columbaâs while assessment of âsignificantâ building issues is carried out (opens the original)
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Sunday worshipers at Lerwick Methodist Church will join the congregation at St Columbaâs during November, amid growing concerns about âsignificantâ building maintenance and heating costs. The church on the Hillhead has been open since May 1872, and has been the home of a Methodist worshipping community ever since. But now the church wants to discern what might be the next steps for the building. Maintenance work is required to alleviate damp penetration in a number of places, and improveme
Gas plant donates £20,000 to Viking Genes project (opens the original)
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Shetland Gas Plant has donated £20,000 to Viking Genes Shetland. The donation will be key to the Shetland community screening project and its mission to improve longterm health outcomes across the isles. And it comes at a pivotal moment, as Viking Genes Shetland surpasses £200,000 in fundraising - and sets its sights on a new target of £300,000. The latest contribution will directly support genetic screening for harmful inherited variants that occur more frequently in Shetland than elsewhere
The Ibis puts a gloss on migratory figures as âVis Migsâ begin to appear (opens the original)
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The autumn eqinox, on 23rd September this year, marks the beginning of astronomical autumn. Equinox comes from Latin and means âequal nightâ. At 0106 BST, the Earthâs axis will be perpendicular to the sun as, at that time, the sun is directly above the equator. This results in the number of daylight hours being almost the same as the number of hours of night in both the northern and southern hemispheres with 12 hours between sunrise and sunset. In the northern hemisphere, the equinox heral
New parliamentary office for isles MP officially unveiled (opens the original)
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The new parliamentary office of Alistair Carmichael was officially unveiled yesterday, heralding a new beginning for the isles MP, and a fresh face for at least part of Lerwickâs town centre. Guests gathered yesterday afternoon to see the premises at 155 Commercial Street, which previously served as the home of electrical goods retailer Televiradio, among many other businesses. Among them were councillors past and present, senior SIC officials including chief executive Maggie Sandison, and vol
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