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Football meetings

22 January 2013

Hoofields - where the council is completing 22 houses, half of which will be allocated to existing tenants losing out under new welfare reforms penalising those living in multi bedroomed houses. Pic. Shetnews

Housing debt threat to council rents

22 January 2013

Four times the limit

22 January 2013

And the winners are…

22 January 2013

Fish landings up

22 January 2013

For 2013, the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) has recommendated a maximum catch of 542,000 tonnes.

Consumers warned to cut back on mackerel

22 January 2013

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Gill disease kills salmon by the tonne

21 January 2013

Serious assault

21 January 2013

“No right to stay”

21 January 2013

Ferry delays

21 January 2013

Ada the otter gets to grips with her bottle. Pic. Hillswick Wildlife Sanctuary

Ada the otter is thriving at last

20 January 2013

Boat towed in

19 January 2013

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Overstated?

19 January 2013

Peterhead pelagic trawler Quantas lands mackerel at Shetland Catch on Friday. Pic. Shetnews

Mackerel stocks remain under pressure

18 January 2013

Remanded

18 January 2013

Get off the fence

18 January 2013

Unacceptable statistic

18 January 2013

Few cuts to fish quotas in 2013

18 January 2013

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Award winning Lerwick Baptist Church at Quoys. Pic. DITT

DITT win award

17 January 2013

A ballan wrasse, almost 10,000 of which have been culled after a disease outbreak

Disease forces cull of 10,000 “cleaner” fish

17 January 2013

The UK's only ETV Herakles towing the cargo ship Algontario up the St Lawrence River in Quebec 18 months ago. Pic. K Malo

Government tug plan “a sticking plaster”

17 January 2013

Locked up again

17 January 2013

Mareel celebrates Lerwick’s Up Helly-Aa

17 January 2013

The eight local SYP candidates: Top (left to right): Andrew Bain, Catherine Hannah, Diana Inkster, Kaylee Mouat. Bottom (left to right): Sammy-Jo Wallace, Samuel Barlow, Samuel McCormack and James Leonard.

MSYP candidates

16 January 2013

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Cormorant Alpha, one of many North Sea platforms approaching 40 years of age. Pic. S Preston

North Sea oil leak raises pollution fears

16 January 2013

Sullom Voe terminal - oil and gas look set to keep Shetland's economy growing.

Economy to grow

16 January 2013

Son Yambu bring the hot sound of Cuban son north to warm us up.

Folk festival reveals visiting line-up

16 January 2013

Brent pipeline shut down

16 January 2013

Fiddlers Bid play one of the big concerts at Celtic Connections this year

Celtic Connections

15 January 2013

All aboard. New chairman David Harrison, chief executive Stewart Adams and chief operating officer Phil Preston at Glasgow airport

Loganair appoints new chief

15 January 2013

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Taqa Bratani's Cormorant Alpha platform

Rig evacuated

15 January 2013

Climbing the steep steps with ease ... - Photo: Malcolm Younger/Millgaet Media

Tommy goes back to the light

15 January 2013

At a loose end

15 January 2013

Kyle Brook-Freeman (left), Stephen Kemp and James Cockerill take the fitness suite for a quick spin.

South gets fit

15 January 2013

Three cars off road

15 January 2013

Is local always best?

15 January 2013

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A priceless legacy

15 January 2013

Rachel Hunter, the new HIE area manager - Photo: Ben Mullay

Hunter to head local HIE team

14 January 2013

Ann Cleeves' fifth Shetland novel Dead Water.

Mareel launch for Cleeves’ latest

14 January 2013

Break for freedom costs man £300

14 January 2013

EU-Norway talks get under way

14 January 2013

Low level radiation not a problem

14 January 2013

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Oil boom forecast

14 January 2013

MSP asks crofters to highlight red tape

13 January 2013

The West Navigator photographed last year - Photo: Kieran Murray

Chopper takes crewman to Bergen

13 January 2013

Global warming at standstill

13 January 2013

All year round destination

11 January 2013

‘Spluttering’ plane engine sparks emergency

11 January 2013

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