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Shetland Space Centre reaches new milestone in Scottish space race

Shetland Space Centre reaches new milestone in Scottish space race

9th Mar 2020

Shetland Space Centre have just announced the beginning of their next key milestone in building a launch pad on Unst, with this morning’s announcement that the public consultation process will begin in May and a planning application to be submitted by June of this year.

Onwards we gohttps://t.co/I87cZ6TFlL
— SaxaVord Spaceport UK (@SaxaVord_Space) March 9, 2020

The public exhibitions will be held at the Saxa Vord Resort in Unst on 5^th, 6^th and 7^th May from 12-7pm each day, where members of the public will have access to detailed plans and be able to ask questions directly to the Shetland Space Centre team.

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Shetland Space Centre

The Shetland Space Centre recently announced that £2.5m in external funding had been secured.

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Richard is an established commentator with a strong political background and a career that has spanned across the energy sector (oil, gas & renewable energy) as well as the space industry (satellites, launch & telemetry). He is a self-proclaimed environmental campaigner and is particularly enthusiastic about the role that the Scottish space industry will play in tackling the climate emergency that is happening around the world.