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The Shetland Times Ltd is Shetland’s leading communications organisation. Founded in 1872 the company publishes the islands’ popular weekly newspaper The Shetland Times.
A crofter in Yell has told of a “horrendous” dog attack which left one of her sheep so badly injured she had to put it
READ FULL STORYA 69-year-old man has been found guilty of three counts of rape following a trial.
READ FULL STORYFair Isle Bird Observatory will not be reopening this year due to troubles with the building work, trustees have confirmed.
READ FULL STORYFifteen new homes could be built at the site of the former Moorfield Hotel in Brae.
READ FULL STORYWhalsay projects has received over £3,000 in funding.
READ FULL STORYIn this week’s (15th March) edition of The Shetland Times:
READ FULL STORYFlights between Aberdeen and Sumburgh will continue to stop in Kirkwall en-route until at least the end of March. It is the second time that…
READ FULL STORYA 43-year-old man has appeared at Lerwick Sheriff Court charged with rape. Colin Spall, whose address was given only as Shetland, was also charged with…
READ FULL STORYA 27-year-old man who laughed at his then-girlfriend after repeatedly punching her in the head has been jailed. Barry Anthony Coutts attacked his former partner…
READ FULL STORYA business case on delivering fixed links to Shetland’s islands is likely to miss its December target date. A consultant is due to be appointed…
READ FULL STORYThe 72nd Shetland County Drama Festival gets under way tonight (Monday) at the Garrison Theatre in Lerwick. The week-long runs until Friday, with an extra…
READ FULL STORYHouseholds will spend a total of £109 billion this year servicing their debt – double the figure before former Prime Minister Liz Truss’s mini-budget in…
READ FULL STORYThe South Mainland Up-Helly-A’ has reached a fantastic fiery climax. Guizer Jarl Leigh Smith led almost 500 guizers to the burning site. It follows a…
READ FULL STORYThe Care Inspectorate has defended its decision to carry out a follow-up inspection of the Whalsay nursery virtually last year. Councillors heard this week inspectors…
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