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Community council chairman John Hutchison said he ‘wouldn’t be holding his breath’ waiting to see action on the points raised by he and his fellow members but that the community council needed to keep pressing on these issues as hard as it could.
Mr Nolan will continue to lead on the redevelopment of the company’s Blar Mhor salmon processing site in Fort William to build production capacity to more than 80,000 tonnes.
Highland Council has granted Mowi permission for a £15M upgrade to its Blar Mhor plant, transforming it into ‘one of the most efficient and highest capacity fish processing facilities in the world’
While some school rolls in the local area were said to be at 90 percent capacity, St Columba’s has asked us to make clear this does not include St Columba’s.
Councillor Ben Thompson (Caol and Mallaig) told the meeting that the last time the Lochaber High associated schools group rolls were reported to councillors was three years ago or four years ago when they were at 90 percent capacity.
A bid for funding projects in Skye was not successful, and council officers are now exploring other potential opportunities for the projects proposed in this bid.
An initial meeting is due to be held today (Thursday) and as well as Kilmallie Community Council secretary Russell Leaper attending, there will also be representatives from the two community councils covering Caol, Fort William, Inverlochy and Torlundy.
Mowi Scotland announces changes to its processing management to support plans for increased salmon processing capacity at its facility in Fort William.
Members feel the suggested names ‘lack imagination’.
Developers hope to have the site completed and open by September 2020.
