– February 25, 2010Posted in: Lewis News, News Archives, Stornoway News

Hebrides Today has learned that Comhairle nan Eilean Siar’s proposal is to take over the Wee W premises and lease them back to the current occupiers.

Ongoing lease income would be reinvested into a Town Centre Legacy Fund for the future benefit of all Town Centre users.

Whilst limited in what can be said at this stage because of ongoing negotiations, there is nothing unusual in the Comhairle providing leased business units to local businesses at a market rent set by the District Valuer.

This process is subject to Scottish Government approval as part of the national town regeneration schemes and similar proposals have been made in other areas in Scotland

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