29 October 2021 Issue 2451 © ULLAPOOL NEWS

The North Planning Committee of Highland Council have unanimously agreed to the Ullapool Harbour Trust’s proposals to reconfigure Shore Street in order to ease traffic congestion and improve pedestrian safety.
This will involve the widening of Shore Street, the creation of a new promenade and the installation of pontoons for visiting yachts. The proposal will reclaim some 10 metres from the sea and the whole street will be widened by over 6 metres. Transport Scotland and the Ullapool Promenade Group have also been consulted. While the developers have now been given planning permission by Highland Council, a Marine License is still needed from Marine Scotland, before work can begin.
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The North Planning Committee of Highland Council have unanimously agreed to the Ullapool Harbour Trust’s proposals to reconfigure Shore Street in order to ease traffic congestion and improve pedestrian safety.
This will involve the widening of Shore Street, the creation of a new promenade and the installation of pontoons for visiting yachts. The proposal will reclaim some 10 metres from the sea and the whole street will be widened by over 6 metres. Transport Scotland and the Ullapool Promenade Group have also been consulted. While the developers have now been given planning permission by Highland Council, a Marine License is still needed from Marine Scotland, before work can begin.
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THURSDAY 4 NOVEMBER
*****
WARNING
Sent in by a reader who has been “hit”
For those who use Facebook Messenger.
If you receive a video link from one of your Facebook friends with a message asking “Is this you?” DO NOT CLICK ON IT!! Delete the whole conversation straight away.
This is a spam phishing link which instantly grabs the details of all your Facebook friends and sends its video link to them using your name.
Unlike email, Messenger has no protection against this kind of spam. Whilst it is a real sadness to have to delete ongoing conversations (with everyone who’s been sent this link from you), there is a darker side – the originator/s are trying to glean as much information about you as they can to build up false persona, and/or find financial information about you and your friends.
To safeguard your contacts in future, always start a new conversation each time you “speak” to them via Messenger.
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Keep in touch with a postal subscription to the Ullapool News.
Send your remittance of either £110 for 50 issues or £55 for 25 issues, to the address below or contact treasurer@theullapoolnews.co.uk for details of how to pay by bacs/online:
Postal Subscriptions, Ullapool News, Market Street, Ullapool, IV26 2XE