Shetland Life: Editorial
“Shetland is changing, the long familiar life-style based on our modest natural resources being replaced by an affluence which depends ultimately on the riches of
READ FULL STORY“Shetland is changing, the long familiar life-style based on our modest natural resources being replaced by an affluence which depends ultimately on the riches of
READ FULL STORYYou can see the pride in Erik Erasmuson’s eye as soon as he opens the garage door. The 1923 Bean takes centre stage in
READ FULL STORYDuring the latter decades of the 20th century authors from urban Scotland gave new meaning to their cities through dark tales of alienation and trauma;
READ FULL STORYAs the sun goes down over the Sound of Balta for the final time this year and the Shetland summer comes to as abrupt a
READ FULL STORYTherty years is a blink in trowie time. I can mind da first edition o da Shetland Life laek hit wis yisterday. Feth, A’ll niver
READ FULL STORYMy great-grandfather, Laurence Mowat, was born in Dunrossness in 1805. When he left school he went to Lerwick to serve his apprenticeship with a Scotsman,
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