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A s.eafood tasting at the Cullivoe Hall as part of So Much to Sea

So Much to Sea

9 April 2014

Royal opening

9 April 2014

Man refused bail

9 April 2014

Shetland racing driver Kristian Leith dons Alfa Romeo colours for the first time at Silverstone.

Racing driver enjoys Alfa Romeo debut

9 April 2014

Jenny Stout of the Shetland Women for Independence group.

Referendum: campaigning gets under way

9 April 2014

•Scottish Independence Debate

The greater humanity

9 April 2014

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Tangle of broken rigging

9 April 2014

Bombskare keyboardist Matthew Bartlett wearing the supposedly offensive t-shirt.

Ska band laugh off airport security ‘farce’

8 April 2014

Businesses pay delivery ‘postcode penalty’

8 April 2014

Playground joy

8 April 2014

Islands referenda

8 April 2014

What price health and property?

8 April 2014

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Why can’t Shetland?

8 April 2014

Rude and personal

8 April 2014

EU bins roaming charges

8 April 2014

Striptease helps raise over £14,000 for MS charity

7 April 2014

From left to right: Malcolm Burr and Norman Macdonald of Comhairle nan Eilean Siar, SIC political leader Gary Robinson, Northern Isles MP Alistair Carmichael, Orkney Islands Council leader Steven Heddle and corporate services director Gillian Morrison, and SIC chief executive Mark Boden.

‘Fruitful’ talks on further powers for islands

7 April 2014

Slanted truths

7 April 2014

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Alabama alternative country singer Jason Isbell.

Alabama singer announces Mareel concert

7 April 2014

The Shetland Gas Plant construction site.

Shutdown over

7 April 2014

A few facts

7 April 2014

Woman in hospital

7 April 2014

Jan Bevington of Hillswick Wildlife Sanctuary behind the local public toilets where she plans to create a wild garden. Photo Shetnews

Nature calls

7 April 2014

Island council leaders Angus Campbell, Gary Robinson in Lerwick last year. Photo: Malcolm Younger.

Island councils hold ‘high level’ talks in London

7 April 2014

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Respect for opponents

7 April 2014

Deeply patronising

7 April 2014

Attempted theft

7 April 2014

Self determination

7 April 2014

Shetland swimmer Andrea Strachan.

Strachan achieves Glasgow 2014 nomination time

7 April 2014

Fictional class division

7 April 2014

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Who pays when it goes wrong?

6 April 2014

We are the main prize

6 April 2014

Smoke over Mossbank

6 April 2014

Rowan Gorilla VII

Long distance call out

6 April 2014

Louise Thomason

Independence: wading through the arguments

5 April 2014

•Scottish Independence Debate

Frankie's owner Valerie Johnson and manager John Gold (right) with Alan Gifford, chairman of Shetland Fishermen's Mission's advisory committee.

Frying high…again

4 April 2014

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Chantelle Mockford outside her boarded up shop. Photo Shetnews/Neil Riddell

Gift shop to close unless vandal is caught

4 April 2014

The Shetland gas plant construction site last year. Photo Shetnews

Injury shuts down site

4 April 2014

Photo Ronnie Robertson

Injury speeds up ferry

4 April 2014

Folk tales

4 April 2014

Disrespectful

4 April 2014

On the contrary

4 April 2014

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Court briefs

3 April 2014

Lochside vandalism

4 April 2014

Almost five years jail for serial offenders

3 April 2014

Council convener Malcolm Bell (right) with the Scottish Provosts' Association newly appointed president Graham Garvie,convener of the Scottish Borders Council (centre) and association's secretary Tom Kerr, provost of West Lothian Council.

Vice president Bell

3 April 2014

Jail and lengthy ban for dangerous driver

3 April 2014

Mark Boden: 'This cannot be described as a rushed process'

Boden defends schools closure consultation

3 April 2014

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