Clark payoff could have been avoided had outside help been sought – MP
The ugly dispute which led to the payoff to David Clark and tarnished Shetland Islands Council’s reputation could have been nipped in the bud had
READ FULL STORYThe ugly dispute which led to the payoff to David Clark and tarnished Shetland Islands Council’s reputation could have been nipped in the bud had
READ FULL STORYSenior council colleagues of assistant chief executive Willie Shannon sat and discussed deleting his job without his knowledge a month and a half before he
READ FULL STORYA group of Shetland swimmers took part in the six-day British Gas Scottish Open Championships last week, with the highlight being Felix Gifford of Delting
READ FULL STORYShetland Wheelers cyclists struck gold last weekend by winning both the men’s and women’s Scottish 50-mile time trial championships.
READ FULL STORYOrkney Islands Council has agreed to let its chief executive Alistair Buchan leave after 13 years to take on the same role in Shetland on
READ FULL STORYShetland Islands Council might have had to stump up £2 million in compensation to former chief executive David Clark because of the way he was
READ FULL STORYThe breakdown in relationships between SIC councillors and officials is “a two-way street” and some officials have been “less than respectful” in their dealings with
READ FULL STORYThe leaking of a complaint by six councillors relating to the conduct of David Clark left the SIC exposed to being sued by the former
READ FULL STORYScottish rural affairs minister Richard Lochhead is to be pressed to help Fair Isle businesses owed money after AH Wilson Ltd., the company that built
READ FULL STORYTaking and driving away a car without permission on Saturday landed a teenager in the dock at Lerwick Sheriff Court today.
READ FULL STORYSpurs turned the clock back 12 years on Saturday afternoon by lifting a first piece of senior silverware in that time, leaving the Gilbertson Park
READ FULL STORYA man with isles origins was today elected president of the Scottish Fishermen’s Federation (SFF) at a meeting of its executive committee, held at the
READ FULL STORYThe SIC has approved a proposed increase in the number of long-term care places in Shetland but needs to identify where the money to going
READ FULL STORYThe banks are willing to fund 80 per cent of the proposed £800 million Viking Energy windfarm, leaving Shetland Charitable Trust with £72 million to
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