In this week’s Shetland Times

April 9, 2021 0

A Loganair ATR 72 comes into land at Sumburgh on Tuesday morning under extreme conditions. Photo: Ronnie Robertson.

In today’s (Friday 9th April) edition of The Shetland Times:

Wholesalers, shop owners and councillors have reacted angrily to news of two new Co-op stores in Sandwick and Scalloway.
Robertson’s owner questions whether the council could have done more to prepare the roads for Monday’s cold snap, with two of their buses going off the road.
Private council meetings have been scrapped by SIC leader Steven Coutts, after information was leaked to the media.
A feature on the Tall Ships Races as we look back to 1999 and 2011, and ahead to 2023.
SPORT – An all-girls junior football league looks set to start up this summer.

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