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Two cases of norovirus

13 May 2013

Time for party politics

13 May 2013

A ringed house sparrow.

Saving the house sparrow

12 May 2013

The new state of the art Sikorsky S-92 search and rescue helicopters are highly thought of by the flight crews - Photo: Malcolm Younger/Millgaet Media.

New Coastguard choppers create a stir

12 May 2013

Instant familiarity

12 May 2013

Presenting the Better Together case on his own was Shetland MSP Tavish Scott (left). The opposing view was put forward by Danus Skene and Ross Greer (both on the right). The debate was chaired by former councillor Bill Manson - Photo: ShetNews

Gains but no majority for independence

10 May 2013

•Scottish Independence Debate

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Consideration for residents

11 May 2013

Why were the tugs accepted?

10 May 2013

Ward One update

10 May 2013

Crofting law

10 May 2013

The tug Solan should be back in action this summer, but for how long? Photo Maritime Journal

Unpopular tugs should be back this summer

9 May 2013

130509 living lerwick market stall

Lerwick market plans

9 May 2013

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Inside the redundant Tingwall glasshouse. Photo Transition Shetland

Glasshouse funding

9 May 2013

Emergency landing after cargo door opened

9 May 2013

Willie Shannon takes over the helm at the NAFC Marine Centre next week. Photo Shetland News

Shannon to head NAFC as interim manager

9 May 2013

Screenwriters workshop

9 May 2013

Laxfirth salmon farm, operated by Hjaltland Seafarms, saw more seals shot than any other site in Scotland between January 2011 and June 2012. Photo Shetland News

Almost 150 seals shot under licence

8 May 2013

NAFC senior development manager Alan Bourhill Photo NAFC

NAFC shortlisted

8 May 2013

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Stoic Shetlanders

8 May 2013

College referendum debate

8 May 2013

Ward One stays closed overnight

7 May 2013

NYDC's Colin Dickie (left) and Robert Henderson show their delight with their grid connection upon meeting SSE chief executive Ian Marchant on Tuesday afternoon. Photo Shetland News

Shetland’s second wind farm gets green light

7 May 2013

Olnafirth is the first primary school to be considered for closure under the council's latest attack on the school estate.

School closure talks start next week

7 May 2013

A fishing boat on guard duty on a calm day in the North Sea. Photo SFF Services

Shortlisted

7 May 2013

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The star of the 33rd Shetland Folk Festival, Hamish McLeman with his happy parents Mhari and Ewan at Aberdeen

Young Hamish upstages the whole folk festival

6 May 2013

NorthLink seeks produce

6 May 2013

Canadian fiddle and step dance powerhouse April Verch with her band stood out as one of the highlights of the four day festival. Photo Olivia Abbott

The Clickimin crescendo

6 May 2013

•Folk Festival 2013

The full Orkney/Shetland Isles Gathering takes the stage at Mareel. Photo Davie Gardner

The isles gather at Mareel

5 May 2013

•Folk Festival 2013

Troubling indeed

5 May 2013

Leon Hunt n Tet (as in quartet here) having a 'bloody excellent time'. Photo Olivia Abbott

Up for it at Whiteness & Weisdale

5 May 2013

•Folk Festival 2013

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Ivy Leaf being towed in on Saturday morning. Photo RNLI

Creel boat towed in

4 May 2013

Cape Breton fiddle maestros Coig set the Clickimin alight with their fiery music. Photo Davie Gardner

Around the world at the Click

4 May 2013

•Folk Festival 2013

Shetland's own nearly-all-girl band Birls Aloud set off the night in rip-roaring style. Photo Olivia Abbott

Whooping it up at The Legion

4 May 2013

•Folk Festival 2013

The klondyker Porfiriy Chanchibadze heaves into view past the North Ness on Friday morning. Photo Valian

Klondykers are back

3 May 2013

Uyeasound primary school could have been kept open if SIC finances had been properly managed.

Mismanagement caused SIC cash crisis

3 May 2013

Thistle get them going. Tavish steers clear of national politics and sticks to sport with Glasgow 2014 mascot Clyde.

Commonwealth celebrations

3 May 2013

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Homeless man remanded

3 May 2013

Celtic folk rock band Skerryvore were the first on stage at the opening concert - Photos: Austin Taylor

Folk fest kicks off – no sleep til Monday

2 May 2013

•Folk Festival 2013

Son Yambu singer Yuri Moreno Soria in her gravity-defying shoes wanted folk dancing on the tables at Voe Hall. Maybe she'll get her way by the end of the weekend. Photo Olivia Abbott

Stirring souls in Voe

3 May 2013

•Folk Festival 2013

Indecent assault

2 May 2013

Havly safebreaker

2 May 2013

Frightened man faces prison for stabbing

2 May 2013

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Single blow could land ferryman in jail

2 May 2013

Low opinion

2 May 2013

Vair are (from left to right): Jonny Polson, Erik Peterson, Lewie Peterson and Ryan Couper

Folk Festival: Musical youth

2 May 2013

•Folk Festival 2013

The Great War

2 May 2013

Helliar covers for Hamnavoe

1 May 2013

Amused

1 May 2013

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