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Firm eyes up Bluemull tidal power bridge

31 March 2014

Tony Mackay.

Independence: new currency is best option

31 March 2014

•Scottish Independence Debate

Lerwick Brewery's Pilsener beer

Food and drink finalists

31 March 2014

The Queen places her message in the Commonwealth Games baton before it set off on its world tour last October.

Hiccup holds up batons

31 March 2014

Net warning

31 March 2014

The kittiwake faces extinction in the northern isles if current climate trends continue. Photo Ian Jackson

Seabirds face climate change catastrophe

31 March 2014

Karen and Maurice Fraser talking a break from preparing for the London marathon- Photo: hans J Marter/ShetNews

The couple who caught the marathon bug

31 March 2014

Who to believe?

31 March 2014

Truths spoken rudely

30 March 2014

How can that be?

30 March 2014

Pablo Trueba: 'Referendum doesn't make sense'.

Independence: the foreign perspective

30 March 2014

•Scottish Independence Debate

Buzz worked for nine years as a drugs dog in Shetland.

Tribute to Shetland’s first drugs dog

29 March 2014

A Bristow Sikorsky S92 was heading into Scatsta when the incident took place.

Choppers in near miss over Yell

28 March 2014

Phone maintenance

28 March 2014

Scalloway's primary school is about to be given a new lease of life as the village's new health centre. Photo Shetnews

New Scalloway health centre

28 March 2014

Bronwyn Mathieson and Cara McDiarmid at the YDance workshop last weekend.

Dance mentors

28 March 2014

Fallen Angels: Desperate housewives indeed, and what ensued was pretty engrossing stuff - Photo: Malcolm Younger/Millgaet Media

Review: A sharp production superbly acted

28 March 2014

The waterfront walkway wending past Mareel towards the Shetland Museum and Archives. Photo John Carolan

Lerwick’s waterfront nominated

27 March 2014

New Eric Gray Centre back on track

27 March 2014

Time to pull the plug

27 March 2014

Canada moves into Shetland salmon

27 March 2014

Greylag geese near Sumburgh airport.

Geese safety concerns

27 March 2014

Plan B’s a cracker

26 March 2014

Streamline freight action

26 March 2014

Leonard Scollay doing what he loved best at the 1995 Shetland Folk Festival. Photo: Jo Redman

Memories of ground breaking fiddler Scollay

26 March 2014

Andrew Halcrow back home in sunny Hamnavoe with his wife Alyson this week. Photo: Malcolm Younger

Halcrow rules out third round-the-world trip

26 March 2014

Brae fish and chip shop Frankie's is "leading the way" in gaining eco-recognition for its seafood. Pictured with some of the certified produce is Carlyn Kearney.

Frankie’s eco label

26 March 2014

New IT network

26 March 2014

Lerwick lifeboat representative Brucie Leask (right) receives the Lerwick jarl squad plaque. Photo: Ben Mullay.

RNLI funds raised

25 March 2014

The SSPCA closed their wildlife rescue unit in Gott at the end of last month.

‘Curious’ offer to save wildlife unit

25 March 2014

Dr Heather McQueen will be in Shetland from 27 to 30 March.

Biologist in isles visit

25 March 2014

Referendum: Islands’ voice to be heard

24 March 2014

•Scottish Independence Debate

The scallop boat Diamond in Lerwick harbour last year - Photo: Ian Leask

Man dies after scallop boat capsizes

25 March 2014

Laurence Odie Knitwear Ltd.'s premises in Hoswick were broken into and money stolen at the weekend. It is the fifth victim of a break-in in the past three months. Photo: Shetnews

‘Stunned’ firms in public appeal over break-ins

24 March 2014

A busy Sumburgh airport.

Investment boost for Sumburgh airport

24 March 2014

Puffin - Photo: Shetland Amenity Trust

Nature festival

24 March 2014

Well-reasoned debate

23 March 2014

Thanks for your view

24 March 2014

Local SNP activist Danus Skene speaking during Saturday night's Althing debate at Tingwall Hall. Photo: Hans Marter/Shetnews

Majority favour independence at Althing debate

23 March 2014

•Scottish Independence Debate

Sandwick break-in

23 March 2014

Reports of domestic abuse on the rise

23 March 2014

Please don’t withdraw

23 March 2014

Hundreds of primary pupils got the chance to perform on stage at Mareel's main auditorium. Photo: Davie Gardner

Primary pupils deliver thrilling week of music

22 March 2014

Church theft

22 March 2014

Photo Charlie Umphray

Axe falls on Bressay

21 March 2014

Brae Guizer Jarl Peter Peterson wows the bairns at Lunnasting primary at the start of a long and busy day and night. Photo Kevin Osborn

Saints alive, it’s the Vikings o Brae

21 March 2014

GUAT goes ahead

21 March 2014

Give it up pal!

21 March 2014

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