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Shale CEO warns oil could hit $150 per barrel - Vimarsana News

Shale CEO warns oil could hit $150 per barrel

Without new exploration, “you’re going to see $120 to $150” oil, said Doug Lawler, the chief of a petroleum exploration company controlled by billionaire Harold Hamm.

Source: nypost.com
Could Hayfield House site be a future housing development? - Vimarsana News

Could Hayfield House site be a future housing development?

THE LONG-term idea of turning the Hayfield House site in Lerwick into a potential housing development has been floated by council officers. The site includes the large, B-listed Hayfield House, which is currently used by Shetland Islands Council as its headquarters for...

Lerwick masterplan slammed as 'waste of money' as members vote to drop it - Vimarsana News

Lerwick masterplan slammed as 'waste of money' as members vote to drop it

Grand plans to transform the historic heart of Lerwick town centre look set to be “massively scaled back” just days after coming to light.

Councillor keen to see lanes redevelopment proposal scaled back - Vimarsana News

Councillor keen to see lanes redevelopment proposal scaled back

A COUNCILLOR gained support in the chamber earlier today (Monday) for her idea to scale back proposals for possible development in the lanes area of Lerwick. Shetland Central member Moraig Lyall said in her view that when it comes to future development the local authority should...

Thousands of new "Wrong Way" and "Do Not Enter" signs installed to warn drivers getting on Long Island highways - Vimarsana News

Thousands of new "Wrong Way" and "Do Not Enter" signs installed to warn drivers getting on Long Island highways

The signs are bigger and brighter, and state officials hope drivers can't miss them.