In this week’s Shetland Times

Oliver Lindsay October 21, 2022 0

In today’s (Friday, 21st October) edition of The Shetland Times:

- Shetland was plunged into a communications blackout after a severed cable shut down phone, internet, mobile and television services.
- A homeware company has been criticised for selling a duvet with a “Fair Isle” patter – with no resemblance to knitting patterns from the island.
- Politicians are calling for a general election amid a “soap opera” in number 10 Downing Street.
- Two innocent witnesses were praised as “brave” after being terrorised by two men who arrived to enforce a drug debt.
- Viking has insisted the windfarm will still be operational in 2024 after it was revealed issues have been found with its underground cables.
- A major milestone was reached in the Fair Isle Bird Observatory rebuild.

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