Free Resources Available for Businesses
Funding from the Shetland Retailers Association and the BID Resilience Fund has enabled information posters and safety starter kits to be made available for up to 150 Shetland retail businesses.
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Living Lerwick Widens Support Network
Living Lerwick have received national and local funding to provide a wider network of support to businesses throughout Shetland, and review business resilience in the coming months.
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Lerwick Town Centre Remains Open
Lerwick town centre businesses are committed to continuing as normal a level of service to our local community as is possible during the current Coronavirus crisis.
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LOCUS Project - Community Engagement
The town centre art trail project, LOCUS, is beginning a series of community engagement activities as the artists begin to develop the details of their installations.
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Winners Galore in Town Centre
There are winners galore in Lerwick town centre today, as the top Christmas window is announced and the Elf trail comes to an end.
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Christmas Gifts from the Town Centre
Living Lerwick handed over Christmas donations of food and gifts last week to the Shetland Food Bank and Food for the Way representatives for those in need in our community.
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Crowds turn out for parade
Crowds of people lined Albert Wharf and Victoria Pier to welcome Santa ashore in Lerwick yesterday. Commercial Street was packed with excited faces waiting for the man in red to lead the parade.
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Commercial Street Comes Close Second
Commercial Street has come a close second to neighbouring Kirkwall in the public vote to find Scotland's most beautiful high street in 2019.
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Gift Appeal Launched
Living Lerwick is launching a Christmas gift appeal in conjunction with the Shetland Food Bank and Food for the Way to gather gifts for people in Shetland in need this festive season.
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Commercial Street shortlisted for Beautiful award
Lerwick’s Commercial Street is one of eight towns shortlisted for the title of Scotland’s most beautiful high street in 2019.
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