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Hundreds protest against Labour plans to house migrants in barracks — REUTERS / pwu404

UK Politics · United Kingdom

Hundreds protest against Labour plans to house migrants in barracks

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SSEN Transmission Pledges to Award £1.8 Billion Worth of Contracts to Highland Firms

Highland, Scotland · Highland

SSEN Transmission Pledges to Award £1.8 Billion Worth of Contracts to Highland Firms

Leader of the Highland Council, Raymond Bremner, and SSEN Transmission’s director of offshore delivery, Sandy Mactaggart SSEN Transmission has committed to awarding an anticipated £1.8 billion worth of contracts to Highland firms, after becoming the first company to sign up to the region’s social value charter. Sandy Mactaggart, director of offshore delivery at SSEN Transmission, signed the Highland Social Value Charter (HSVC) at the Highland Co…See the Story

Operation Respect Returns to Keep Inverness Safe This December

Inverness, Scotland · Inverness

Operation Respect Returns to Keep Inverness Safe This December

Inverness is preparing for another busy festive season as Operation Respect returns to support people across the city throughout December. The initiative begins on Friday the fifth of December and continues until the end of the month, bringing together partners who know the city well and understand the pressures that come with this time of year. The aim is simple. Keep Inverness safe, steady, and welcoming for everyone who lives here and for eve…See the Story

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