Shetland Life: Editorial
It would hardly be controversial to suggest that there is something of a crisis in Shetland politics today. At the time of the last elections,
READ FULL STORYIt would hardly be controversial to suggest that there is something of a crisis in Shetland politics today. At the time of the last elections,
READ FULL STORYThe marquee was flapping in the flans of wind that swept down through the harbour. The scaffolding skeleton held on to its skin, but the
READ FULL STORYThroughout 2010, Shetland will be playing host to its first year-long celebration of architecture and place, when Power of Place asks how architecture and place-making
READ FULL STORYSome readers of this magazine may recall the article written by James Irvine entitled “Last Voyage of the Active” in Issue No. 312 (October 2006).
READ FULL STORYRecently I enjoyed the glitter and magic of the Clickimin Christmas Craft Fair. My wife, in her capacity as a jeweller and silversmith, set up
READ FULL STORYIt is not generally known that Sir Martin Frobisher, that grand seaman and explorer, on his first voyage in search of new seas and lands
READ FULL STORYAt a recent meeting of the Burravoe Literary and Debating Society the motion before the house was “That housewives should be paid a weekly wage
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