In this week’s Shetland Times

Kevin Craigens January 27, 2023 0

In today’s (Friday 27th January) edition of The Shetland Times:

Trout can no longer live in a burn polluted by metals from a Viking construction site, a report has found.
Area Commander Stuart Clemenson speaks about changes to Up-Helly-A’, the Tall Ships Races and drugs in the community.
The final instructions were given to guizers in the last mass meeting before Lerwick Up-Helly-A’.
A fraudster who conned his employer out of £40,000 has been jailed for 10 months.
Shetland CAB’s manager is to bid farewell after eight years.
Da Flea warns inter-islands ferries are “unfit” after damning report.
Television personality-turned-author Richard Osman is to headline Shetland Noir.
SPORT: Shetland Ladies hockey progress to the quarter-finals of the Scottish District cup.

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