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For peat’s sake

15 July 2014

Off duty rescue

15 July 2014

Snowballing fiasco

15 July 2014

Missing man turns up

15 July 2014

Rhoda Bulter.

Rhoda Bulter prize

15 July 2014

No lectures required

15 July 2014

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UWC Short Course project coordinator Undine Schmidt with Bethany Scott in Bobby's Bus Shelter at Baltasound.

Unst Short Course

15 July 2014

Questionable ethic

15 July 2014

Whaling station research

15 July 2014

Scalloway primary school is to be turned into a health centre for the village by next summer. Photo Shetnews

DITT win Scalloway health centre contract

15 July 2014

The Gemini berthed at Dales Voe on Monday. Photo Ian Leask

Sixth vessel as Petrofac workforce grows

14 July 2014

Opinion: Deeply worrying

14 July 2014

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BT are currently installing fast broadband in Lerwick and other areas of Shetland, with Quarff, Cunningsburgh and Sumburgh next on the list.

SNP rural promises dismissed by Scott

14 July 2014

Frightening prospects

14 July 2014

Monday’s court

14 July 2014

Busy weekend

14 July 2014

Lights out

14 July 2014

What’s acceptable?

13 July 2014

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Intercounty victory

12 July 2014

CATS from Kirkwall has taken the Lerwick Garrison stage by storm this weekend. Here is Stephanie Julie Baird as Victoria (left) and Graham Macdonald as Growltiger being watched by Old Deuteronomy played by Dennis Gowland. Photo Chris Brown

Running out of superlatives for CATS

12 July 2014

A map of the route the Caithness-Moray cable will take.

Cable to open up isles renewables approved

11 July 2014

Peripheral support

11 July 2014

Now we know

11 July 2014

A lost black

11 July 2014

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Assertions, not facts

11 July 2014

The relief Aith lifeboat 17-33 Beth Sell joined Thursday night's search for the missing woman while the main lifeboat is on refit. Photo Ian Leask

Missing woman spent night on Ronas Hill

11 July 2014

Kids from Urafirth primary school getting excited about Grow Wild at Hillswick, here on a rainy day with some of the plants for the native garden. Photo HWS

Growing wild

10 July 2014

Extra police officers

10 July 2014

Young film maker Jenny Brown (centre front), flanked by four other new members of Maddrim Media during an exchange with SKAMM in Edinburgh last month. To Jenny's left are Eve Christie and Logan Nicolson, and to her right are Joanne Tait and Freya Stout. behind her are five members of SKAMM. Photo Maddrim Media

Youth films shortlisted

10 July 2014

Toxic beauty - a photo of the Loch of Cliff algae bloom by SEPA's Kevin Osborn.

Toxic scum

10 July 2014

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Where’s the democracy?

10 July 2014

Elected dictatorship

10 July 2014

Offensive weapon

10 July 2014

Hepatitis awareness

9 July 2014

Better future for all

9 July 2014

From left to right, top row: Ksawier Stefanski, Olivia Campbell, Mae Jamieson, Ashley Falconer (play practitioner), Kenny McIntosh (play assistant) Damian Anderson, James Mackenzie (Amenity Trust) Bottom row: Saul Ward, Oliwier Stefanski, Magda Grant, Lisa Goudie, Katrin Los, Magnus McGinley, Keenan Williamson. Photo: Katie Henderson

Bird boxes

9 July 2014

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Tommy Emmanuel and Martin Taylor are the big names at this year's guitar festival.

Grammy nominee

8 July 2014

A view of the proposed Viking Energy wind farm from the Kergord valley - Image: Viking Energy.

Court rules in Viking Energy’s favour

9 July 2014

Shetland referendum

9 July 2014

Man bailed

8 July 2014

Gas plant worker found dead in Lerwick

8 July 2014

Four oil workers died when the Super Puma with 18 people on board plunged into the sea off Sumburgh - Photo: Peter Hutchison/Shetland News

MPs call for helicopter safety inquiry

8 July 2014

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Chief inspector Eddie Graham.

Crime figures drop as police give reassurance

7 July 2014

The crew of the Draken Harald enjoyed bright sunshine as they tidied up the longship on Monday. Photo: Shetnews/Neil Riddell

Viking longship off to Liverpool to fix broken mast

7 July 2014

Pair appear in private on assault charges

7 July 2014

Librarian Catherine Jeromson

Librarian wins award

7 July 2014

Legion a ‘melee of flailing limbs’ during Shetfest

7 July 2014

Sports funding

7 July 2014

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