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Lerwick Harbour Trust still wants to demolish the controversial wooden walkway at Albert Buildings on the Esplanade but trustees will have to get planning permission
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Two youths have been charged in connection with the theft of the model clipper Matchless from the Shetland Museum last month.
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A threat to evict BP from council-owned land at Sullom Voe has failed to bring the oil industry back to the negotiating table over the
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“There’s nothing to match it” – that’s Charles Fordyce’s comment on Shetland’s newest nightspot, “Nightmagic”.
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A Shetland woman, who is watching with keen interest events in Haiti, is Mrs Martha Goodlad, of the Cutts, Trondra.
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There were signs this week that Lord Lyon, the heraldic official who regulates the use of flags, banners and standards in Scotland, may have found
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Fish processors in Shetland have been warned that they could lose council financial help if their products do not come up to standards set by
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The legendary Shetland scholar Laurence Leask Johnson, who died last month, has left his entire collection of more than 2000 books to the library –
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Repair work on SIC Cruden houses has increased their value eight or nine times, councillors were told on Monday, but there is nothing the council
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Shetland Islands Council has committed itself to fighting against the proposed nuclear fuel processing plant at Dounreay and hopes to see the three islands councils
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Shetland had a white New Year and a fairly quiet one. Snow and ice kept most folk off the roads and the going on foot
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Shetland’s posties have been literally run off their feet this Christmas, with the Post Office reporting a five per cent increase over last year in
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The chairman of the SIC’s new development sub-committee came back to the full council this week and complained that the spending powers he had been
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Purse net skippers rebelled this week against regulations which stop them landing herring and mackerel to be made into fishmeal.
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