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The Shetland Times Ltd is Shetland’s leading communications organisation. Founded in 1872 the company publishes the islands’ popular weekly newspaper The Shetland Times.
Andrea Strachan won the bronze medal in the 50 metre breaststroke at the British Gas Amateur Swimming Association National championships being held at the Pond
READ FULL STORYThe umbrella body for councils in Scotland has rejected education secretary Mike Russell’s year-long moratorium on rural school closures.
READ FULL STORYLerwick’s night sky is set to sparkle on Saturday 23rd July with a spectacular fireworks display to celebrate the return of the Tall Ships Races
READ FULL STORYAround 50 more historical sites are likely to be scheduled for the first time in Shetland, following a visit throughout May by Historic Scotland’s scheduling
READ FULL STORYI’m glad Andy Holt (Readers’ Views) belatedly agrees with me about Mareel, but sad that he then accuses me of cheap political trickery over the
READ FULL STORYIt strikes me as rather silly, some would call it the height of craziness, that a small country like Britain still pours its milk into
READ FULL STORYThe last weekend of the month sees the 2011 version of the annual BP-Sullom Voe Shetland Midsummer Rugby Sevens tournament.
READ FULL STORYOil minor Faroe Petroleum is to continue the search for recoverable oil reserves to the west of Shetland after reporting that it has abandoned a
READ FULL STORYIslesburgh House Hostel has received an overall score of 93 per cent in its latest quality inspection report from VisitScotland.
READ FULL STORYSwimmers Andrea Strachan from Lerwick and Amy Harper from Gulberwick are competing in this week’s Amateur Swimming Association National Championships (ASAs) at the Pond Forge
READ FULL STORYI fully agree with Jeff Merrifield’s horror (Readers’ Views, 7th June) when surrounded and affronted by noisy quad machines charging up and down St Ninian’s
READ FULL STORYI cannot have been the only person to have read with stunned disbelief and amazement the headline in The Shetland Times that the SIC is
READ FULL STORYWhen the headquarters of Scottish Natural Heritage was moved from Edinburgh to Inverness in 2003, there was opposition from staff (many of whom refused to
READ FULL STORYIt is five years since there was a new Tommy Smith album. In that time he has been taking care of the Scottish National Jazz
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