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£120m scheme 'funded by Iceland' £120m scheme 'funded by Iceland'
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A £120m project to build or refurbish 10 Aberdeen schools is being funded by money from a collapsed Icelandic bank, it has emerged.A £120m project to build or refurbish 10 Aberdeen schools is being funded by money from a collapsed Icelandic bank, it has emerged.
The Icelandic government seized control of Landsbanki earlier this week.The Icelandic government seized control of Landsbanki earlier this week.
So far the council has not commented on the impact of the Landsbanki collapse on the project or the extent of the bank's involvement in the deal.So far the council has not commented on the impact of the Landsbanki collapse on the project or the extent of the bank's involvement in the deal.
Five other Scottish councils have confirmed they have money on deposit with banks in Iceland.Five other Scottish councils have confirmed they have money on deposit with banks in Iceland.
South Lanarkshire has £7.5m with Landsbanki and its UK subsidiary Heritable, while South Ayrshire Council has invested £5m in Landsbanki, which the authority says is due to be returned in stages over the next two months. South Lanarkshire has £7.5m with Landsbanki and its UK subsidiary Heritable.
'No effect'
A spokesman for the council said it had asked the Treasury for an assurance over the safety of its deposits.
He said: "The council makes it clear that the situation will have no effect on the delivery of its day-to-day services or on the council tax."
South Ayrshire Council has invested £5m in Landsbanki which the authority says is due to be returned in stages over the next two months.
The council's chief executive, David Anderson, said: "We will continue to monitor the position and will continue to seek advice from our treasury advisers."
North Ayrshire Council had an unconfirmed amount invested in Iceland.North Ayrshire Council had an unconfirmed amount invested in Iceland.
Moray Council had £2m in Landsbanki, while Perth and Kinross had £1m with the Glitnir Bank.Moray Council had £2m in Landsbanki, while Perth and Kinross had £1m with the Glitnir Bank.
Aberdeen City Council signed a public private partnership agreement with a consortium in February.Aberdeen City Council signed a public private partnership agreement with a consortium in February.
The deal involved the consortium designing, building, financing and operating the schools over 30 years.The deal involved the consortium designing, building, financing and operating the schools over 30 years.
Under the project, two new secondaries and seven new primaries will be built, with another primary being refurbished.Under the project, two new secondaries and seven new primaries will be built, with another primary being refurbished.