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Tulloch Developments Ltd. is a family company, with a history spanning three generations and almost 40 years. It is Shetland’s largest marine and civil en...
North Sea oil and gas fields could one day receive green power from a huge substation, currently under construction in Shetland.
NHS SHETLAND has the lowest rate of absenteeism of all health boards in Scotland, according to a new statistical report published on Tuesday. The Data Group for NHS Education for Scotland shows that the average absenteeism rate for 2019 and 2020 was just 3.6 per cent, a full percentage point lower than any other health board. 3 of 14Adverts With the first anniversary of the first local Covid case coming up next week, NHS Shetland chief executive Michael Dickson said these latest figures demonstrated the sacrifices staff were prepared to make for the community. “It has been challenging for e...
239 views ENP Newswire SSE Renewables has announced that more than GBP4.5 million has been spent so far with local suppliers in the initial stages of the Viking Energy Wind Farm project. Between June and the end of November, more than 30 companies in Shetland have already benefitted from their involvement, including Tulloch Developments Limited, whose team of 25 skilled local workers recently completed an access road. SSE Renewables' Derek Hastings who is director of the project said: 'Working closely with local businesses and tradespeople is crucial to every SSE Renewables development as we ...
UK: Viking Energy Wind Farm brings GBP4.5 million boost to more than 30 companies across Shetland 18 Dec 2020 SSE Renewables has announced that more than £4.5 million has been spent so far with local suppliers in the initial stages of the Viking Energy Wind Farm project. Between June and the end of November, more than 30 companies in Shetland have already benefitted from their involvement, including Tulloch Developments Limited, whose team of 25 skilled local workers recently completed an access road. John Nicols of S Malcolmson Plant Ltd and Brian Allan of FLJ, two local companies working ...