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New learning estate strategy hugely important, meeting hears

New learning estate strategy hugely important, meeting hears
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Impact of Ronaldo cola move shows why council investments need to be viewed long-term, leader says

Impact of Ronaldo cola move shows why council investments need to be viewed long-term, leader says
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Prudent and affordable budget approved by council

A BUDGET which plans for a total unsustainable draw from reserves of over £12 million in the next financial year has been approved by councillors. The budget shows revenue and capital spending will outstrip income from Scottish Government core funding, council tax, fees and charges and sustainable use of reserves by £12.26 million. 6 of 14Adverts A report from Manson described this as affordable in the short-term given the value of Shetland Islands Council’s investments, which at the end of January stood at £429 million. But it is the third budget in a row which has required an unsustainable draw from reserves. Manson said at a meeting of the full council on Wednesday that the budget was “prudent and affordable…but not yet sustainable in the long-term”.

Another unsustainable draw on reserves expected but finances are moving in the right direction

SHETLAND Islands Council (SIC) will face a projected overall net unsustainable draw on reserves of more than £12 million in the next financial year if its budget is approved by elected members on Wednesday. Finance manager Jamie Manson told a meeting of the SIC’s policy and.

Redeveloped Toft pier in line to open in spring

http://shet.news/s0yhd Copied! THE REVAMPED Toft pier could be ready to be reopened by the end of the April, a meeting heard. Members of Shetland Islands Council’s harbour board heard on Thursday that progress on the project has been good despite the recent cold spell causing problems with concrete work. The work is being led by Devon-based contractor Teignmouth Marine Services, with the project – which hopes to attract more boats to Toft – having a budget of nearly £3.5 million. 12 of 14Adverts It has suffered delays due to the coronavirus pandemic and the weather. A total of £1 million is being covered by grant money from the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund (EMFF).

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