Businesses facing huge rate rises as revaluation comes into effect
Firms in Shetland are facing huge rate rises – some by as much as two-thirds – under the Scottish government’s revaluation of business property which
READ FULL STORYFirms in Shetland are facing huge rate rises – some by as much as two-thirds – under the Scottish government’s revaluation of business property which
READ FULL STORYAlready Shetland’s Young Fiddler of the Year, Anderson High School pupil Chapman Cheng added the Young Musician of the Year title to an impressive list
READ FULL STORYIt’s been four years in the planning and expects to attract more than 500 people. This summer’s Shetland Hamefarin is set to become the event
READ FULL STORYThe new Anderson High School could be built closer to the Clickimin Centre on flatter land rather than being dug into the hillside, design experts
READ FULL STORYLooking bright and freshly decorated, the newly-renovated aero-generator at Houll in Fair Isle is ready for action again.
READ FULL STORYLocal company Shetland Composites has recently been involved in making parts of a surf ride which will be installed in Kansas.
READ FULL STORYThe snow may now be disappearing but farmers and crofters are counting the cost of extra feed they have had to buy for their livestock
READ FULL STORYA Brae mussel farmer has come through a programme at one of the world’s most renowned business schools in the USA with flying colours.
READ FULL STORYThe snowy conditions Shetland has experienced this winter may be out of the ordinary for the majority of islanders, but for Captain Gavin Gray from
READ FULL STORYThe last of 10 temporary illuminations that have made up part of the Mirrie Dancers project is now showing at the gable end of the
READ FULL STORYSimply titled New Work, the current show in the Gadderie at Shetland Museum is proving to be a big success.
READ FULL STORYThe next exhibition showing at Bonhoga Gallery, Weisdale, is a mixed show by the winners of the 2009 Shetland Open Art Exhibition.
READ FULL STORYHarry Brown Arthur Hay was born in his grandfather’s home at Da Knowes, just outside Brae, on 18th August 1928. His grandfather, Jamie Hay, was
READ FULL STORYFor over a quarter of a century the Rev Jim Blair ministered in Shetland. He was a very able preacher whose background and interests gave
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