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A convicted thug who brutally stabbed his estranged wife's new partner has been jailed for six and a half years.
Soldiers from the isles who served in the trenches
Nature writer Joyce J M Garden takes a look at recent arrivals including long-tailed tits, oriental turtle doves and Hume’s warbler.
Shetland Stitch Club’s Helen Barwick has asked Channel 4 to apologise for “misrepresenting an entire culture” in Game of Wool: Britain’s Best Knitter
Fiona Morton Cluness was not impressed with the Liberal Democrats’ election leaflet and its claims about candidate Emma Macdonald’s work on tunnels.
Laurie Goodland reflects upon the importance of remembrance, the Shetlanders who died and how decisions taken today make the communities of tomorrow.
Shetland military history researcher Jon Sandison takes a look back at World War One for Remembrance Sunday.
Karl Ward from Cunningsburgh shares his thoughts on how Shetlanders were forced to “wander the wilderness” after being cut off from the internet.
Natasha Dean’s letter warns “botched” road resurfacing along the A970 could see a serious accident or death - and asks who is inspecting the work?
This week’s look back includes the 1975 RNLI ball, a man jailed for taxi fare dodge and claims fisheries protection vessels turned “a blind eye”.
Kathy Greaves from Scatness gives her thoughts on a recent journey in NorthLink Ferries’ pods.
Bob Hudson joined the fire brigade back in March 1983
The Shetland Times is today giving back to the community as a thanks for the fantastic support we have received from our loyal readers.
Police have confirmed a man has died following an accident in Brae.
Advice has been issued after a number of sickness cases were reported
A planned multi-agency exercise is set to be held at Tingwall Airport.
Beatrice Wishart says questions about the airline’s failure must be answered
In this week’s nature column, Joyce JM Garden takes a look at the iconic kingfisher, black-faced bunting and bean geese, among others.
Stephen Gordon talks to Angus Nicol. of Frakkafield ,about what it takes to be a beekeeper in Shetland.
This week’s Times Past again includes some uncanny similarities to current news - including a century old story about a subsea cable repair.
