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Cecil Smith.

‘Historic’ day for health and social care

20 July 2015

Court round up

20 July 2015

Happy days

20 July 2015

Hassan remanded again

20 July 2015

Man held on rape charge

20 July 2015

Scalloway crofter Ronnie Eunson (centre left next to the Prince of Wales) is chairing the new Scottish Island Abattoir Association.

New group to strengthen island abattoirs

19 July 2015

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Lobster creel and mackerel in yellow fish box. Lobster Creel and Fish Box. Pen and ink with watercolour.

Ron Sandford: world-class Shetland art

19 July 2015

Shetland's strongest man Colin Arthur in action.

Strongman contest

17 July 2015

The Quentin Blake's picture of the Big Friendly Giant with a bottle of frobscottle that tends to induce whizzpopping in Roald Dahl's famous book.

Scrumdiddlyumptious!

17 July 2015

The Shetland gymnasts heading for Ynys Mon this weekend with their sponsor Seafood Shetland's chief executive Ruth Henderson (far right) are: Back (l-r) Julie Grant, Fiona Greive, Hannah Robertson, Sophie Grant, Evie Craigie. Front (l-r) May Young, Mhia Mouat and Arwen Greive.

Seafoodies back gymnasts

17 July 2015

The Aith lifeboat

17 July 2015

Festival goers enjoy the Landmarks and Legends Walk as part of UnstFest. Photo Desley Stickle

UnstFest going down a storm

17 July 2015

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Safety fears close Lerwick pool

16 July 2015

The car park at the foot of the hill leading up to Sumburgh Lighthouse, which is too much of a walk for many tourists on short visits to the world famous bird watching site. Photo Promote Shetland

Trust angers tour guides over payment demand

16 July 2015

Fishers fight “anti-fishing propaganda war”

16 July 2015

Couper denied bail on assault charge

16 July 2015

The number of breeding puffins on Fair Isle have halved to 10,000 - Photo: ShetNews

Fair Isle puffin numbers in steep decline

16 July 2015

Follow the Vikings project coordinator Helen Smith - Photo: Ria Moncrieff

Helen leads the Vikings

16 July 2015

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A Bristow helicopter takes off from Scatsta airport taking workers to the North Sea oil fields.

North Sea helicopter pilots face the chop

16 July 2015

The ageless Violet Tulloch is "thrilled to bits" at earning a place in the Scottish Traditional Music Hall of Fame. Photo: Malcolm Younger/Millgaet Media

‘Queen of Lerwick’ earns hall of fame place

15 July 2015

BBC Radio 4 mainstay Jeremy Hardy enthralled the Lerwick audience on Tuesday night. Photo: Shetnews

Political comedian Hardy proves a class act

15 July 2015

Former England star Frank Lampard at New York City FC's training centrer.

Islander enjoys NYC encounter with Lampard

15 July 2015

Scott calls for increase to air discount scheme

15 July 2015

Application lottery

15 July 2015

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Between Islands songwriters Kris Drever, Willie Campbell and Arthur Nicholson.

Trio ready ‘Between Islands’ songs for the stage

15 July 2015

Only part of the story

15 July 2015

Rhiannon Jehu and Gill Gower are among several volunteers helping meet growing demand at the Salvation Army's Lerwick food bank. Photo: Shetnews/Neil Riddell

Budget: vulnerable islanders facing ‘desperation’

14 July 2015

The Citizens Advice Bureau's Lerwick manager Karen Eunson says delays in fit-for-work assessments are causing clients added stress and anxiety.

Huge backlog of fit-for-work assessments

14 July 2015

Art workshops this summer

14 July 2015

Photo: Austin Taylor

MSP: Serco needs to be open about ‘near miss’

14 July 2015

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Huge thanks

14 July 2015

Winter weather fund

14 July 2015

Propagandistic drivel

14 July 2015

Punching well above our weight

13 July 2015

Man’s car ended up in a field

13 July 2015

Book of the week

13 July 2015

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Bruck Monster video aims to reduce littering

13 July 2015

Ambulance visit delays

12 July 2015

MCA will fly in all conditions

11 July 2015

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon met with genocide survivors, Azir Asmanović and Nedžad Avdić, and with Srebrenica mothers, who lost husbands, sons, fathers and brothers in the atrocity. Photo: Scottish Government

Convener represents isles at Srebrenica memorial

11 July 2015

North Sea adventurer Ragnar Thorseth arrives in Lerwick harbour on Thursday evening. Photo Ian Leask

Ragnar repeats his North Sea rowing saga

10 July 2015

Seal death ruling

10 July 2015

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Waxing for charity

10 July 2015

Councillor Alastair Cooper says Shetland can't be complacent when it comes to potential terror threats.

Shetland won’t escape new terror laws

10 July 2015

Harl the Toon Haa

10 July 2015

Autonomy reaps medals

10 July 2015

Driving offences

9 July 2015

Tavish Scott MSP wants an explanation of the near miss in Kirkwall harbour.

MSP demands inquiry into ferry near miss

10 July 2015

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