Shetland Charitable Trust has applied to the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator (OSCR) for approval of a reorganisation scheme.

Buoyancy in the financial markets helped the value of Shetland Charitable Trust’s investments grow by £19 million in the six months up to the end of September this year.

Trustees of Shetland Charitable Trust today approved funding worth more than £8 million for the care for the elderly, arts, heritage, sport and a range of voluntary and other groups in the Isles.

A major survey has been launched to gather the public’s views on the future of the Garrison Theatre.

Shetland Charitable Trust succeeded in reducing spending to planned levels in 2015-16.

A series of technical changes have been made to the Shetland Charitable Trust Deed to prepare the ground for the introduction of the new governance arrangements and ensure it complies with the 2005 Charities Act.

The 2016 Annual General Meeting of the Shetland Charitable Trust will be held on Thursday 15th September 2016 at 6.30pm in The Bowlers Bar, Clickimin Leisure Complex.

The charities regulator OSCR has ruled that trustees of Shetland Charitable Trust and directors of SLAP acted properly in relation to the sale of the site at Commercial Road in Lerwick.

Two new directors have been appointed to the board of Shetland Heat Energy and Power Ltd (SHEAP), which runs the Lerwick District Heating Scheme.

Shetland Charitable Trust has appointed a new fund manager as it seeks to generate more money for the benefit of the community.