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Lads out in Brae

13 April 2016

Economically illiterate

14 April 2016

Car mounted pavement and almost hit pedestrians

13 April 2016

Man jailed after using cannabis as pain relief

13 April 2016

Alyson Halcrow and Clair Aldington of Space2face.

Restorative justice shortlisting

13 April 2016

Coke dealer gets three years in jail

13 April 2016

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Woman charged after cyclist knocked off his bike

13 April 2016

The Shetland Boat Week organising team on board the Pilot Us (left to right): Brian Wishart, Emma Miller, John Henderson of main sponsor Ocean Kinetics, and Dr Ian Tait of Shetland Museum and Archives.

Celebrating Shetland’s maritime heritage

13 April 2016

The Alison Kay crew. From left: skipper James Anderson, John Mair, Walter Johnson, John William Simpson, Stuart Pearson, Terry Laurenson and Kevin Ritch.

Fishermen upbeat as Alison Kay returns

13 April 2016

Holyrood needs fixing now

13 April 2016

Vic’s manifesto

12 April 2016

Frances Tait and Fiona Shearer are running the London Marathon to raise money for the MS Society.

Marathon MS fundraisers

12 April 2016

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Roadworks on Lerwick's Commercial Road. Photo: Shetnews/Neil Riddell

Fifth lowest roads spending

12 April 2016

The Geira pictured in Fetlar back in 2012. Photo: Robert Thomson

Two ferry repairs cost SIC nearly half a million

12 April 2016

Three taken to hospital after separate crashes

12 April 2016

The Saab 2000 aircraft will allow more passengers to travel between Sumburgh and Bergen.

More Bergen flight capacity

12 April 2016

SIC economic development manager Douglas Irvine.

SIC sets up £15m business lending fund

11 April 2016

O2 customer advice

11 April 2016

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The new AHS taking shape at lower Staney Hill. Photo: Shetnews/Neil Riddell

AHS assurances amid Edinburgh closures

11 April 2016

Drug supply charge

11 April 2016

Progress on construction of the new AHS halls of residence at lower Staney Hill - Photo: ShetNews

Public asked to suggest name for new hostel

11 April 2016

£6,000 heroin seizure

11 April 2016

What does it mean in English?

11 April 2016

Nuclear deterrent

11 April 2016

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Union hopes to avoid Petrofac action

10 April 2016

A credible organisation?

10 April 2016

Westlake’s evasion tactics

10 April 2016

Viking Energy heads back to court

10 April 2016

Does for Violin and Cello will form the third part of the Scottish Ensemble's Shetland Season.

Scottish Ensemble returns this month

9 April 2016

Unclear on nuclear

10 April 2016

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Good idea gone wrong

8 April 2016

Car park assault

9 April 2016

Ziggy with his swollen flipper when he arrived at Hillswick in late January. Photo HWS

Seal on the mend after operation at Hillswick

8 April 2016

Shetland Islands Council's executive finance manager Jonathan Belford

Belford’s here to stay

8 April 2016

North phones back on

8 April 2016

Chopper emergency

7 April 2016

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The 2016 Lerwick jarl squad pose with Serco NorthLink managing director Stuart Garrett before setting sail for the Big Apple.

New York Viking invasion

7 April 2016

The 60 North Recycling base at Greenhead

Smoke hospitalisation

7 April 2016

The old Judane knitwear factory site, where flats are to be built for hotel staff. Photo: Shetnews/Chris Cope

New flats for hotel staff

6 April 2016

The silver Ford Focus went down the embankment near the Black Gaet junction - Photo: ShetNews

Gulberwick crash

7 April 2016

SIC councillor Amanda Westlake has left Wir Shetland over its chairman's "aggressive" behaviour when she questioned how the autonomy grouo's decision to endorse Tavish Scott had been reached.

Councillor quits Wir Shetland in wake of Tavish endorsement

6 April 2016

Quad driver in court

6 April 2016

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Jim Sillars will speak in favour of EU exit at Islesburgh.

EU out campaign event

6 April 2016

Local author Frankie Valente.

Creative writing retreat

6 April 2016

Offshore vessel Fugro Symphony being kept busy at Lerwick's Greenhead Base.

Optimism over Bibby decommissioning work

5 April 2016

Flight BE6995 was travelling to Sumburgh from Edinburgh with 22 passengers and three crew on board.

Warning light forces Loganair plane back to Edinburgh

5 April 2016

Scalloway Hotel owners Caroline and Peter Mackenzie. Photo: Shetnews/Hans J. Marter

Popular village hotel gains national recognition

5 April 2016

O2 network down in Lerwick

5 April 2016

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