In today’s edition of The Shetland Times
The latest edition of The Shetland Times is out today (Friday). Here are a selection of some of the stories: A cancer patient has spoken…
READ FULL STORYThe latest edition of The Shetland Times is out today (Friday). Here are a selection of some of the stories: A cancer patient has spoken…
READ FULL STORYIn today’s (Friday 15th January) edition of The Shetland Times: Tens of thousands of pounds are being lost by companies in Shetland’s seafood sector as…
READ FULL STORYA skeleton staff at The Shetland Times are continuing to print, package and deliver papers to the public, all while following strict social distancing restrictions.
READ FULL STORYThe new curator of Shetland’s book festival believes there is “something for just about everyone” at this year’s edition, which begins tomorrow (Thursday) with a
READ FULL STORYA media academic has been in Shetland this week undertaking a project in conjunction with this news organisation that aims to engage with school children
READ FULL STORYIn The Shetland Times this week… • Eleven arrested in immigration raids • A swimmer’s close encounter with a Killer Whale.
READ FULL STORY• Plans that could see additional powers and the creation of a national islands plan have been published. • The only shop in Fetlar has…
READ FULL STORYIn this week’s Shetland Times: • One man has died and others are in hospital after being taken ill on a bus trip. • BT…
READ FULL STORYIn this week’s Shetland Times: • A judge is deciding whether to release cockpit recordings from the helicopter which crashed off Sumburgh in 2013. •…
READ FULL STORYIn this week’s Shetland Times: •A Scottish parliamentary committee has recommended full ownership over the seabed should be given to the islands without delay. •Alistair…
READ FULL STORYIn this week’s new look Shetland Times. •A new row breaks out following claims the Scottish Government engaged in a cover up over the North…
READ FULL STORY•In this week’s top story Shetland is sitting on a demographic time bomb. •Ocean Kinetics will modify a slipway at Sumburgh Airport to help in…
READ FULL STORYHistory will be made today as the first female Guizer Jarl Lesley Simpson grabs her axe and shield for this year’s SMUHA celebrations.
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