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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.
Look around local government across Scotland and you will see that many councils have in place robust plans with clearly-stated priorities and strategies to deal
READ FULL STORYThe senior football action over the past week has centred on the Madrid Cup, with Whalsay suffering their first setback this season at the hands
READ FULL STORYIs it just me, or is there any significance in the fact that the two schools singled out for closure are in the North Isles
READ FULL STORYHockey’s Association Rosebowl league saw wins for Spurs, Whalsay and Delting over the past week.
READ FULL STORYThe SIC is, once again, being asked to consider the future of secondary education in Scalloway, despite the recent and very full debate which concluded
READ FULL STORYMay I congratulate Tavish Scott on securing a fourth term of office for the Shetland constituency. Congratulations also to SNP candidate Jean Urquhart …
READ FULL STORYThose councillors who voted on Tuesday morning not to close the North Roe and Sandness primary schools will no doubt be basking in the admiration
READ FULL STORYSIC councillors today voted to shut two island primary schools at Uyeasound in Unst and Burravoe in Yell, but keep two Mainland primaries – at
READ FULL STORYShetland wool brokers Jamieson & Smith has announced that prices it pays to local producers will rise by an average of 90 per cent across
READ FULL STORYAn anonymous complaint has been made to the Public Standards Commissioner against the 14 councillors involved in decisions on Viking Energy’s controversial windfarm proposal and
READ FULL STORYPause for thought. If, as promised, the SNP achieves independence for Scotland, would Shetlanders join Scotland, or wish to stay in what remains of the
READ FULL STORYA first milestone for every young competitive swimmer is to go under 30 seconds in the 50 metres freestyle, and at the weekend 13-year-old Chloe
READ FULL STORYTopsy-turvy. Upside down and round the wrong way. In a state of pleasantly chaotic discombobulation. That’s roughly what “Kollifirbolli” means. And one might accuse the
READ FULL STORYA proposal for a major participatory theatre production drawn up by Shetland Arts and the National Theatre of Scotland has been shortlisted for one of
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