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See the lift to get in, no room to swing a cat inside though and require to be mobile in mobile scanning trailer as stated.

1.  NHS SHETLAND OR NHS SCOTLAND.
2.  STATIC LOCATED WITHIN GBH HOSPITAL.
3.  BUY OUTRIGHT.
 
 
With the limited space within the mobile MRI scanning trailers this would only be available for able bodied people, those who are not mobile would still have to travel South, so one located within a building would be more sensible if they are looking at this to save money in patients travelling.  Anyone who has had an MRI scan in hospital south and in the mobile trailer south will know.
 
NHS Shetland stating they are going to buy a mobile scanner shows that they have not thought this through properly and only helping able bodied people and not those who really would benefit from this scanner in Shetland who will still have to travel south eg by air ambulance.

Urabug isn't there plenty of parking for you with the rows of parking from the top to bottom of Hill Lane for you to park and get some exercise and walk to the street, not very far indeed at all if you are able, just laziness saying eg Bolts is so accessible.
 
Then there is parking along commercial street near Fort Chippie and if you wish to pay for parking which you shouldn't have to there is Lerwick Harbour Pier Car Park, pay to park south as have to but not here.

Exactly! As I said once they see the evidence and that the witnesses are there.
So sounds like the case was pretty strong....

The heading of this topic is “barred but apparently blameless” but It’s unfortunate that some people only see black or white, but it’s not as simple as that. To go back to the heading the drunk! person has responsibility for his actions and his actions led to him being asked to leave, he didn’t and was eventually escorted off the premises. I have no issues with this what so ever.
 
Then he was shoved resulting in him falling and breaking his wrist. This is where the grey area exists, as I was not there I didn’t see how he was shoved, was it a gentle push to remove him from the door way or was there anger and aggression above what was required to remove him. I don’t know the answer, but it seemed there was enough doubt for it to end up in court.
 
I do not believe that the outcome was intended, but we could say that about just about anything after the fact. In hindsight would the member of staff take the same action again, I doubt it. Regardless of the reasons, once we lay hands on another we risk prosecution regardless of our intentions.
 
Was the ‘drunk’ blameless. No and I think he should have been dealt with by the court as well.
 
As for pleading guilty to get an reduced fine etc, I’m sure this will happen, but if you are innocent a good lawyer will advise you to stand your ground and fight your case. I’m sure your lawyer will have a discussion with the sheriff as well before the case starts.
 
This isn’t a simple black, white issue, it’s full of gray areas, unless you were there you don’t know the details.

tiodylb17 - they never venture to the street and don't know what is where  as they are on shetlink the whole time.  If there was something great there they woudl never know unless it was on shetlink.

tiodylb17 - they never venture to the street and don't know what is where  as they are on shetlink the whole time.  If there was something great there they woudl never know unless it was on shetlink.

Sorry NumberSeven.
 
You choose what you wish to though that has words to make up what you want.  If it's to your taste, then fine, but I personally find it a bit odd, but maybe that's just me.  See it is made up by someone else and you look it up, no way to see that before.