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Experienced journalist Kenneth Asch wants Shetland pupils to get involved in a performance marking the centenary of the First World War. Photo: Neil Riddell/Shetnews

‘Fantastic’ response to WWI legacy plans

10 March 2014

James Stewart.

New charity promotes gaming for health

9 March 2014

Althing indy debate

10 March 2014

Andrew Halcrow working on his yacht in summer last year - Photo: Malcolm Younger/Millgaet Media

Halcrow airlifted to safety

9 March 2014

The image accompanying Amanda Shearer’s piece entitled 20 Degrees Below

On the Element Trail through Mareel

9 March 2014

Andrew Halcrow working on his yacht in summer last year - Photo: Malcolm Younger/Millgaet Media

Halcrow still waiting to be rescued

9 March 2014

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Cruise liner cancelled

8 March 2014

Andrew Halcrow working on his yacht in summer last year - Photo: Malcolm Younger/Millgaet Media

Halcrow ‘devastated’ as Elsi’s mast broke

8 March 2014

The SSPCA wildlife rescue unit at Gott has been an integral part of Shetland's oil spill response plans for the last 20 years. Photo Shetnews

Bid to save wildlife unit from closure

7 March 2014

The Whalsay ferry Linga in heavy seas off Lunning Head on Sunday - Photo: Ian Leask

Ferry disruption

7 March 2014

The new Moorfield Hotel at the north entrance into Brae

Speeding through Brae

7 March 2014

Most of the Act of Union would survive Scottish “independence”

7 March 2014

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Shortlisted again

7 March 2014

Roddy Hart and the Lonesome Fire, who play live at Mareel tonigh

From LA to Lerwick

7 March 2014

Beyond Mareel - Shetland Arts director Gwilym Gibbons is looking ahead after eight years at the helm. Photo Shetnews

Shetland Arts supremo to leave in September

6 March 2014

Winter storms cause salmon to escape

5 March 2014

Mackerel lost opportunity

6 March 2014

Moved and encouraged

5 March 2014

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The seal caught in netting - Photos: John Moncrieff

Seal entangled in dangerous netting escapes

5 March 2014

G4S fails to deliver

5 March 2014

Van thief jailed for nine months

5 March 2014

Tesco says it is working with the SIC to ensure work can resume. Photo: Hans Marter/Shetnews

Lack of warrant halts Tesco extension

5 March 2014

A dance class with Francesca Leyland.

West End dance classes

5 March 2014

Newly appointed chief inspector Eddie Graham (right) and inspector Lindsay Tulloch - Photo: Hans J Marter/ShetNews

Graham to head local police force

5 March 2014

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Three obstacles

5 March 2014

Referendum: Is Stuart Hill right?

5 March 2014

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The first cruise ship to visit Shetland in 2014 will be the Discovery this Sunday.

Early cruise visit

4 March 2014

Passenger Catherine Brown: "In a situation like that you go through quite a lot, and you think 'what if I die now?'"

Loganair passenger recalls anxious moments

4 March 2014

Shetland MSP Tavish Scott, the Met Office's chief government adviser for Scotland and Northern Ireland, Alex Hill, and radiosonde operator Owen Barton monitoring the data transmitted from the weather balloon launched earlier in the day - Photo: Hans J Marter/ShetNews

‘Bang up to date’ observatory now open

4 March 2014

Cannabis supply

4 March 2014

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Dangerous driver alarmed fellow motorists

4 March 2014

Court in brief

4 March 2014

Sumburgh bound flight in emergency landing

4 March 2014

Dog owner threatened man with violence

4 March 2014

SSPCA inspector Ron Patterson with the last hedgehog to be cared for at the Shetland wildlife rescue unit, which closed on Friday. The hedgehog returns to Trondra this week. Photo Shetnews

SSPCA inspector Ron to retire early

3 March 2014

140203 Emma Leslie

Missing woman traced safe and well

3 March 2014

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Scottish housing minister Margaret Burgess.

Insulation cash

3 March 2014

Fearful lesson

3 March 2014

999 nuisance caller is refused bail

3 March 2014

Ray of sunshine

3 March 2014

Free fuel for ferries?

3 March 2014

Emma Leslie was last seen in Aberdeen on Friday night.

Aberdeen police appeal over missing woman

2 March 2014

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The Hjaltland at Holmsgarth terminal - Photo: Ian Leask

Hjaltland to leave early

3 March 2014

The tribute act performed big Kings of Leon hits including Sex on Fire. Photo: Chris brown

Kings of Leon tribute act ignites Mareel crowd

2 March 2014

The British Tranquility transfers her cargo to the Island Express. Photo: John Bateson

One to another

2 March 2014

An image accompanying student Amanda Shearer’s piece, entitled 20 Degrees Below.

College music students draw on wild weather

2 March 2014

Kirsten and Steven Johnston, along with Steven's mother Margaret, take a well-earned breather outside the newly reopened Bixter Shop. Photo: Hans Marter/Shetnews.

New lease of life for Bixter Shop

1 March 2014

The rainbow flag flying proudly above Lerwick Town Hall on a sunny Friday. Photo: John Anderson.

Rainbow flag

1 March 2014

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