By ROSALIND GRIFFITHS GENERAL manager of ports and harbours operations Jim Dickson presided over his last meeting at Sella Ness a week ago. ...

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WORK has been steady at Lerwick Harbour this week with a fair amount of oil-related activity. ...

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A NEW fishing history project is under way at the NAFC Marine Centre with the appointment of Bobby Gear from Scalloway. ...

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By LOUISE THOMASON CONCERNS have been raised over the European Commission’s announcement this week to cut fish quotas by up to 25 per cent in some species, including whitefish and herring. ...

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LERWICK fishmarket saw a reas­on­able week up to yesterday, according to fish agents LHD. ...

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TODAY is the last day at work for port controller Allan Breivik, who started his career with Lerwick Port Authority exactly 40 years ago. ...

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TO MARK the 90th anniversary of the Armistice a small ceremony took place at Grytviken, South Georgia, centred on the Viola – the oldest surviving steam trawler in the world with its steam engines still intact and a veteran of Shetland’s maritime war. ...

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A NEW fishing history project is under way at the NAFC Marine Centre with the appointment of Bobby Gear from Scalloway. ...

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NORWEGIAN fishing chiefs have been criticised for pushing for a huge increase in mackerel quota for next year. ...

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THE IMPROVEMENT in the weather after the recent storms may have been welcomed by most people, but it has led to quieter times at Lerwick Harbour. ...

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