A NEW £100m college in Greenock has been added to the SNP candidate s wishlist of new investments for the area. Stuart McMillan has already declared that he wants a new health centre in Port Glasgow as well as a new hospital to replace Inverclyde Royal. On the education front, he wants more cash for a fresh further education facility. The Finnart Street campus is in urgent need of investment and locally the SNP is backing the college s bid for a new building in the East India Dock site. SNP council group leader Elizabeth Robertson and Councillor Chris Curley recently backed the proposal but as yet there has been no confirmation of funding and local elected members and campaigners point out that courses have moved to Paisley and Clydebank, while student numbers have fallen.
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Seafarers Hospital Society Celebrates 200th Birthday
The Seafarers Hospital Society is 200 years old today and celebrated with a virtual tea party including cake and candles. Undeterred by the Covid-19 pandemic, CEO Sandra Welch brought staff and trustees together on zoom for a cup of tea and a slice of birthday cake. “We wanted to mark the occasion and what could be better than sharing a birthday cake? So we had a cake made locally and sent individual cupcakes to all our guests. It was a great way to celebrate,” said Sandra.
“Today isn’t just about having fun,” added Peter McEwen, SHS Chair. “There’s a more serious message. The Society was established in 1821, when merchant seafarers returning from the Napoleonic Wars were dying in the streets of London with no access to medical care. That’s where the Society came in. We literally picked them up and took care of them, setting up floating hospital ships on the Thames at Greenwich. And although the way we work has ch
A party that wants to limit the scope of an adjudication must be wary of asking questions that accidentally widen the dispute
Sometimes, just sometimes, the party that begins an adjudication insists that the scope or issues are limited to this or that or the other. That’s what happened when employer Global Smith Estates Ltd began an adjudication against Sudlows Ltd, its design and construct contractor for the new data centre fit-out in the old Financial Times building in London’s East India Dock Road. Sometimes, just sometimes, the responding party in an adjudication brings into the response this, that or the other issues, points or arguments that the referring party then says are not allowed. That’s what happened in this adjudication.
The Orchard Wharf project includes 826 apartments and a new logistics wharf
JTP has submitted a planning application for a mixed-use development at Orchard Wharf in London’s Docklands.
JTP is lead architect on the project, while the design team also includes Aukett Swanke and Spacehub. The developer is Regal London.
Orchard Wharf has been vacant for nearly 30 years, with the proposals planning to create a mixed-use development that includes 826 apartments, industrial space and a wharf.
The vacant safeguarded wharf will be turned into a logistics port made up of new river infrastructure, more than 8,200 sq m of warehouse space and offices and 135 sq m of fcommercial space.
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