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Guilty plea over 999 nuisance calls

10 June 2014

Wake up, Tavish!

10 June 2014

Review of care at ARI

10 June 2014

Yachts in Lerwick Harbour last June. Another busy season is expected this summer. Photo: Ian Leask

Busy yacht season ahead

10 June 2014

Social services committee chairman Cecil Smith.

IT access funding

10 June 2014

Vikings on screen

9 June 2014

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Acclaimed Orcadian folk musician Kris Drever is teaming up with isles musicians for a new EP, to be recorded at Mareel this weekend.

Drever’s isles EP

9 June 2014

Seabirds and Seas owner Dr Jonathan-Wills.

Tour operator scoops award

9 June 2014

Councillors' rethink comes 48 hours after more than 600 protesters marched through the streets of Lerwick.

SIC agrees to look at S1-S3 junior high model

9 June 2014

Education and families committee chairwoman Vaila Wishart's motion won unanimous support on Monday morning.

LIVE: Future of Sandwick junior high

9 June 2014

CAP announcement

9 June 2014

Lack of clarity

9 June 2014

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Misleading

9 June 2014

Rab Noakes and Barbara Dickson following their near sell-out show at Mareel. The pair were kitted out in Tesco threads after Flybe managed to lose their luggage in Edinburgh. Photo: Shetnews

Dickson and Noakes in very fine voice

8 June 2014

Injured motorcyclist

8 June 2014

No surprises

7 June 2014

Aestaewest lead more than 600 marchers who had travelled the length and breadth of the isles to protest in Lerwick against SIC plans to close schools.

Hundreds march in support of rural schools

7 June 2014

Barbara Dickson and Rab Noakes.

Singers Babs ‘n’ Rab reunite after 50 years

6 June 2014

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An ex-WD Rio 6x6 Cargo vehicle on display at Clickimin this weekend.

War-themed motor show

6 June 2014

School capacity concerns

6 June 2014

RAF Saxa Vord on Unst before it was closed and became a holiday resort. Photo Unst Heritage

Unst nuclear threat

6 June 2014

Legal highs blamed for two Shetland deaths

6 June 2014

Jackie Edwardson with his old BSA A7 outside his Heylor home. Photo Shetnews

A long ride to the Classic Motor Show

6 June 2014

Hallur Joensen dropped into the Pitt Lane studios this week. Photo courtesy of BBC Radio Shetland.

Faroese country star

6 June 2014

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Junior high schools – “a good investment”

6 June 2014

Let’s work together

6 June 2014

No confidence petition

5 June 2014

SIC chief executive Mark Boden has cleared council staff to attend Saturday's protest march against school closures.

SIC clears staff to attend protest march

5 June 2014

Find funding elsewhere

5 June 2014

Fantasy numbers

5 June 2014

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Hospital report finds room for improvement

5 June 2014

Sudden death

5 June 2014

OIOF? No, it’s OIFO

5 June 2014

Cat caught in snare

5 June 2014

LPA members stay on

4 June 2014

SIC political leader Gary Robinson.

Opinion: Preparing for financial hardship

4 June 2014

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Rope and monofilament net hanging from the cliffs at Calders Geo after being illegally dumped.

Illegally dumped netting threatens seabirds

3 June 2014

The Princess Royal unveiling a plaque commemorating the official opening of the Sumburgh Head lighthouse visitor centre - Photo: Malcolm Younger/Millgaet Media.

Royal opening for revamped Sumburgh lighthouse

3 June 2014

Gruff Rhys will kick off his UK tour at Mareel in September.

SFA singer’s visit

3 June 2014

The Clickimin campsite is to be demolished to make way for the new Anderson High School. Photo: Shetnews

Petition to save campsite attracts 500 names

3 June 2014

Referendum register

3 June 2014

Bail is refused

3 June 2014

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Dr Sarah Skerratt is calling for new measures to combat fuel poverty in remote and rural areas.

Report: two thirds of elderly are ‘fuel poor’

2 June 2014

From left to right: Shetland Shellfish Management Organisation (SSMO)’s Carole Laignel, Shetland Fishermen’s Association chief officer Simon Collins, UK fishing minister George Eustice and Northern Isles MP Alistair Carmichael. Photo: Neil Riddell/Shetnews

Fishing industry’s ‘positive’ talks with minister

2 June 2014

Confusion over police press release

2 June 2014

Pharmacy shut

2 June 2014

Minister to be quizzed on discard ban

1 June 2014

The relay kicked off with the cancer survivors' lap of honour - Photo: Hans J Marter/ShetNews

Relay for Life another huge success

1 June 2014

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