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Pensioner sent ‘vile’ letters to Muslim MP

12 May 2016

Comedian Russell Kane is heading to Shetland in October.

Comic confirms Lerwick gig

12 May 2016

SNP did worse

12 May 2016

Just ten of the currently 14 trustees took part in the meeting - Photo: Hans J Marter/ShetNews

SCT moves to reduce council trustees

12 May 2016

Comedian Seann Walsh.

Stand-up comedy comes to Hillswick along with Legion

11 May 2016

Good-spirited campaign

12 May 2016

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Samaritans branch chairwoman Edith Leask pictured with the charity's visiting inspectors, who gave the branch a clean bill of health earlier this year.

Samaritans branch staging recruitment drive

11 May 2016

Wir Shetland latest to oppose SCT reforms

11 May 2016

Jailed for breaching court order by shouting at ex

11 May 2016

Woman embezzled money from village pharmacy

11 May 2016

Abandoning cronyism

11 May 2016

Positive feedback

11 May 2016

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Study into restoring business flights discount

11 May 2016

Prayers for those in Syria

11 May 2016

List ballot tells a different story

11 May 2016

Pictured at today’s “topping out” ceremony at the new AHS are Alastair Nicol of the Scottish Futures Trust, SIC deputy convener Cecil Smith, Morrison Construction’s Donald Mclachlan, Angus Macfarlane of Hub North Scotland and SIC chief executive Mark Boden. Photo courtesy of SIC.

‘Topping out’ of new AHS

10 May 2016

Election thanks

11 May 2016

The SNP's Danus Skene conceding defeat to Tavish Scott at the Clickimin Bowls Hall on Thursday night.

Editorial: chance for Tavish to make an impact

10 May 2016

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David Cameron on a visit to Shetland. His government's consultation claims 100 per cent broadband coverage is not value for money.

Tories: no value in 100% broadband coverage

10 May 2016

Shetland comedian Marjolein Robertson, pictured on a trip to New York where she studied improv comedy.

Improv comedy night

10 May 2016

Dangerous homes

10 May 2016

Fed up with cronyism

10 May 2016

Skylight smashed

10 May 2016

Calm and orderly fashion

9 May 2016

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Bad tactics there, Tavish!

9 May 2016

The collapsed gable end wall at an under-renovation Market Street property on Monday evening.

House wall collapses

9 May 2016

Trust’s ‘undemocratic’ reform: row rumbles on

9 May 2016

Sandbagging of democracy

9 May 2016

New ferry fares petition

9 May 2016

Man admits spitting at paramedic and police

9 May 2016

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The newly lengthened Alison Kay vessel at Scalloway last month - another sign of an industry with a vibrant future.

Isles land more fish than England/Wales/NI combined

9 May 2016

Window vandalised in Brae

8 May 2016

Conniving and despicable

7 May 2016

Making the case for an EU exit at Islesburgh on Friday night were former Labour trade minister Nigel Griffiths and former SNP deputy leader Jim Sillars. Photo: Shetnews

Numbers sparse for EU out event with Sillars

6 May 2016

Shetland returning officer Jan Riise.

‘Immaculate’ election count

6 May 2016

‘We’re not for Nicola’, says Scott after big win

6 May 2016

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John Tulloch, pictured at Wir Shetland's launch back in October 2015. Photo: Shetnews

Wir Shetland chairman resigns

6 May 2016

Some of the first Lerwick ballot papers being emptied out for counting.

Election: live from the count at Clickimin

5 May 2016

Dean Guthrie (right) receiving JLO Engineering's first ever scholarship from Joe Leask.

Dean awarded scholarship

5 May 2016

Road accident

5 May 2016

Stones, uncovered as a result of coastal erosion, at the Sands of Sound. Shetland Amenity Trust says they were likely part of a Neolithic house. Photo: Michael Peterson

Neolithic find at Sands of Sound beach

4 May 2016

Reminder on postal votes ahead of election day

4 May 2016

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Fine for heroin possession

4 May 2016

Assault cost Glasgow man dear

4 May 2016

Multi-genre collective Fat-Suit.

Fat-Suit get ready to funk things up at Legion gig

4 May 2016

Martin Green, of Lau, is masterminding the 'Flit' project. Photo: Genevieve Stevenson

Green masterminds multimedia supergroup

4 May 2016

Lerwick woman Kaylee Robertson with her four sheepdogs.

Fenton in running to be Scotland’s dog ambassador

4 May 2016

Election: candidates bemoan loss of CADSS

4 May 2016

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