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The Community Alcohol and Drugs Support Service closed its doors on 31 March.

NHS moves to re-assure local drug users

5 April 2016

Nicola Sturgeon cutting the ribbon on the SNP's local campaign HQ at Bank Lane on Monday afternoon. Photo: David Spence

Sturgeon: SNP will find way to cut ferry fares

5 April 2016

The expanded Rack n Ruin line-up are heading to Orkney for the first time since 1999.

Orkney set for Rack n Ruin

4 April 2016

Labour's Robina Barton, Liberal Democrat Tavish Scott, SNP man Danus Skene and the Tories' Cameron Smith.

No latecomers to race for isles’ Holyrood seat

4 April 2016

Orcadian James Stockan is standing as an independent on the Highlands and Islands list. Photo: Shetnews

Non-party MSP would be free to make isles’ case

4 April 2016

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon posed for selfies with islanders travelling north on the ferry from Aberdeen on Sunday night. Photo courtesy of the SNP

Call for new deal on ferries as Sturgeon visits

4 April 2016

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2016 Shetland Darts Masters winner Michael van Gerwen, from the Netherlands, at Clickimin on Saturday night. Photo: Davie Gardner

Dutchman wins hugely entertaining darts masters

3 April 2016

Pictured after running in the Berlin half marathon on Sunday, from left to right: Stewart, Elaine, Shane and Haydn Jamieson.

Jamiesons’ fundraising approaches £10k mark

4 April 2016

Folk legend Carthy to visit

2 April 2016

Extraordinary admission!

3 April 2016

A second application has been submitted to turn Viewforth House into an accommodation unit for workers on the new Anderson High School.

Second Viewforth planning bid

1 April 2016

Rural affairs secretary Richard Lochhead (right) with local SNP candidate Danus Skene and Shetland abattoir manager Lauraine Manson.

Lessons being learned from CAP overhaul

1 April 2016

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The Shetland Gas Plant which is still being completed after running £300 million over budget.

Gas plant industrial relations crisis averted

1 April 2016

Movie-making workshops

1 April 2016

Hammer brandished

1 April 2016

Art machine directors with their new business partner.

Trump eyes Shetland

1 April 2016

The isle of Linga as envisaged by Richard Gibson Architects five years ago.

Norse nudists plan west side island idyll

1 April 2016

A new Lerwick landmark is growing from the rocks of Staney Hill - the new Anderson High School with the Halls of Residence on the left - Photo: John Coutts

New Anderson High School – the story so far

1 April 2016

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