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New fish factory building proposed to meet growing demand

A fish processing business is looking to expand with a new factory building to meet growing demand.

Frankie’s picks up two more prestigious awards at gala event final

The UK’s most northerly fish and chip shop has picked up another two prestigious awards for its collection.

Thousands of offshore workers must lose weight to meet new helicopter winch safety standards

Thousands of offshore oil workers will need to lose weight to meet new safety standards - posing concerns some jobs could be at risk.

Engineering students set for bright futures through scholarship and £3,000 bursary

Two students have been awarded a “Futures” scholarship with Ocean Kinetics.

‘Five years flying high!’ - Loganair celebrates domestic airline of the year award

Loganair has been named “domestic airline of the year” for the fifth year on the trot.

Energy giant in conversations about affordable housing to serve as ‘lasting legacy’ from another decade of major infrastructure work

Energy bosses are continuing discussions with housing providers to deliver workforce accommodation that can leave a “lasting legacy”.

Raise a glass for Lerwick Brewery as beers get nationwide appeal

The range of craft beers is now available for trade customers across the UK

Craft fair aims to attract thousands to Clickimin

The Shetland Craft Fair kicks off today

Youth sports teams invited to apply for up to £1,000 in kit sponsorship

The Shetland Times is today giving back to the community as a thanks for the fantastic support we have received from our loyal readers.

Final cruise ship of season arrives

Another successful cruise season has been brought to a close

Hydrogen project set to create 20 ‘green’ jobs and demonstrate Shetland’s ‘huge potential’ as ‘hub for innovative technologies’

Developers of a green ammonia plant have announced it will create around 20 new jobs - including “upskilling” options for oil and gas workers.

SIC to conduct licence reviews of two businesses

Councillors will review the licenses of two premises which failed to pay their annual fees on time.

Boat tour operator recognised for ‘service excellence’ with judges particularly impressed by the ‘enthusiastic crew’

A wildlife tour operator has added to its impressive awards tally after being named “service excellence business of the year”.

Shetland firms team up on global project converting waste from windfarms, aquaculture and fishing into energy

Two Shetland businesses have teamed up to launch a new technology creating energy out of the waste from windfarms, aquaculture and fishing.

Highly experienced fisheries scientist joins fishermen’s association

Chevonne Angus will be supporting the team with scientific input.

Mobile customers left to struggle for weeks with poor connectivity after extreme weather damaged infrastructure

Mobile services are still being affected by Storm Amy - four weeks after strong winds damaged infrastructure in the isles.

‘Raring to go’ - Work will soon step-up on exciting new Stakkadale Café venture in Bigton

The coffee connoisseur behind plans for a new South Mainland café said he is “raring to go” with the project.

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New fish factory building proposed to meet growing demand

Frankie’s picks up two more prestigious awards at gala event final

Frankie’s picks up two more prestigious awards at gala event final

Thousands of offshore workers must lose weight to meet new helicopter winch safety standards

Thousands of offshore workers must lose weight to meet new helicopter winch safety standards

Engineering students set for bright futures through scholarship and £3,000 bursary

Engineering students set for bright futures through scholarship and £3,000 bursary

‘Five years flying high!’ - Loganair celebrates domestic airline of the year award

‘Five years flying high!’ - Loganair celebrates domestic airline of the year award

Energy giant in conversations about affordable housing to serve as ‘lasting legacy’ from another decade of major infrastructure work

Energy giant in conversations about affordable housing to serve as ‘lasting legacy’ from another decade of major infrastructure work

Raise a glass for Lerwick Brewery as beers get nationwide appeal

Raise a glass for Lerwick Brewery as beers get nationwide appeal

Craft fair aims to attract thousands to Clickimin

Craft fair aims to attract thousands to Clickimin

Youth sports teams invited to apply for up to £1,000 in kit sponsorship

Youth sports teams invited to apply for up to £1,000 in kit sponsorship

Final cruise ship of season arrives

Final cruise ship of season arrives

Hydrogen project set to create 20 ‘green’ jobs and demonstrate Shetland’s ‘huge potential’ as ‘hub for innovative technologies’

Hydrogen project set to create 20 ‘green’ jobs and demonstrate Shetland’s ‘huge potential’ as ‘hub for innovative technologies’

SIC to conduct licence reviews of two businesses

SIC to conduct licence reviews of two businesses

Boat tour operator recognised for ‘service excellence’ with judges particularly impressed by the ‘enthusiastic crew’

Boat tour operator recognised for ‘service excellence’ with judges particularly impressed by the ‘enthusiastic crew’

Shetland firms team up on global project converting waste from windfarms, aquaculture and fishing into energy

Shetland firms team up on global project converting waste from windfarms, aquaculture and fishing into energy

Highly experienced fisheries scientist joins fishermen’s association

Highly experienced fisheries scientist joins fishermen’s association

Mobile customers left to struggle for weeks with poor connectivity after extreme weather damaged infrastructure

Mobile customers left to struggle for weeks with poor connectivity after extreme weather damaged infrastructure

‘Raring to go’ - Work will soon step-up on exciting new Stakkadale Café venture in Bigton

‘Raring to go’ - Work will soon step-up on exciting new Stakkadale Café venture in Bigton

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