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Scottish island council uses part of £2m government funding to buy pre-owned plane

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By Andrew Stewart
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Orkney Islands Council has purchased a pre-owned Britten-Norman Islander aircraft – in hopes of adding a third aircraft to the county's inter-isles air service. The council says the plane will provide resilience for the islands as well as additional capacity by reducing the number of shared flights. It was purchased from Cormack Aircraft Services Ltd, in Cumbernauld, for £550,000 which includes a full re-engine of the aircraft. It had previously been used by Hebridean Air Services.
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Kirkwall’s 19th-century ‘eyesore’ goes up for sale

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By Andrew Stewart
| Yahoo News UK Verified
A derelict building in the centre of Kirkwall has been put up for sale after surviving plans which would have seen it flattened. The mid-19th century building at 1 King Street is being sold for offers over £65,000. In 2024, the seller had put forward plans to build two houses on the site. These plans would have seen the building demolished. However, the planning application was turned down by Orkney Islands Council’s planning department.
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Council launches investigation into fake planning objections

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By Andrew Stewart
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Orkney Islands Council is launching an investigation into fake objections lodged through its online planning portal. The objections were attached to a planning application for a 92-bed hotel on Kirkwall’s Junction Road. They were submitted using names and local business addresses. However, this was done without the knowledge and consent of the business owners. The bogus objections were removed from the planning application by the council when it was made aware of the situation.
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