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Big changes ahead as senior council posts set to become vacant - Vimarsana News

Big changes ahead as senior council posts set to become vacant

WITH SHETLAND Islands Council’s leader and convener confirming their plans not to stand in the May election, there will be change at the top in the chamber. But Steven Coutts (Shetland West) and Malcolm Bell (Lerwick North) are not the only senior members deciding to call time...

Orkney and Shetland Valuation Joint Board shoulders responsibility for damning audit - Vimarsana News

Orkney and Shetland Valuation Joint Board shoulders responsibility for damning audit

‘When I read terms like ultra vires and unlawful, it chills me to the bone’ – Orkney councillor David Dawson

UK holidays: Why Cornwall's a cracker - whatever the season - Vimarsana News

UK holidays: Why Cornwall's a cracker - whatever the season

The Mail on Sunday's Jo Tweedy had a swell time visiting St Ives out of season. But make no mistake, she says, you still have to queue for your post-surf cuppa.

SIC leader Coutts 'delighted' to take on COPE chief job - Vimarsana News

SIC leader Coutts 'delighted' to take on COPE chief job

SHETLAND Islands Council leader Steven Coutts has confirmed he will not stand in the upcoming May election after being appointed COPE’s new chief executive. Coutts said he was “delighted” to take on the £45,000-a-year role, which became vacant after the departure of...

Family wins appeal for 'forever home' after emotional speech to planning committee - Vimarsana News

Family wins appeal for 'forever home' after emotional speech to planning committee

A young family can begin work on their “forever home” after councillors agreed they did not need to spend £20,000 on a new road junction.