In this week’s Shetland Times

June 4, 2021 0

The proud parents with their three goslings in Gulberwick on Sunday. Photo: Kevin Jones

In today’s (Friday, 4th June) edition of The Shetland Times:

A new Covid case has left “quite a few” Whalsay footballers in self-isolation, and will mean four teams will need to miss two weeks of action.
A Syrian man who moved to Shetland several years ago has spoken out about the racist abuse he has received since.
Councillors have heard that housing repairs on SIC homes are way behind schedule.
There is a four-page ‘Business Quarter’ feature, focusing on local businesses and how they are recovering from the Covid pandemic.
SPORT – Match reports from the Parish Cup, as well as the junior and senior football leagues, hockey, bowls and athletics.
Wendy Inkster from Burra Bears speaks about the ‘Tracks of My Life’, while swimmer Adam Millar takes ‘A Sporting Chance’.

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