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Aith Junior High School has received a good report from HMIe inspectors.

Positive inspection report for Aith junior high

19 January 2016

Fears continue to mount over the future of North Sea jobs as the oil price continues to fall.

Further oil price slump amid North Sea job fears

18 January 2016

Henry MacColl wants to build a pizzeria between Voe and Brae. Photo: Shetnews

Pizzeria appeal lodged

18 January 2016

Aith lifeboat operations manager Jim Nicolson - Photo: RNLI

Aith lifeboat’s appeal for help

17 January 2016

Shetland MSP Tavish Scott on his visit to Shetland Farm Dairies to discuss changes to government subsidies.

Pressure on government over crofting subsidies

18 January 2016

Nursery window smashed

18 January 2016

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‘Shetland’ may just be fitting into an identity of its own: fellow cops Tosh (Alison O’Donnell) and Shetland-born Steven Robertson who plays Sandy - Photo: BBC

Review: ‘Shetland’ picks up its pace at last

15 January 2016

Catch posts loss

15 January 2016

Karl Dalziel's toothed rock crab languishes on a recent copy of The Shetland Times. Photo NAFC Marine Centre

Rare crab caught

15 January 2016

Livestock sales at the Shetland Mart could become a thing of the past if fears about subsidy cuts through downgrading land proceed. Photo SLMG

Mart threatened by Holyrood devaluing land

15 January 2016

Lerwick's new dentists Ernesto Fernandez Dias (left) and Stefan Arora, with receptionist Ewa Arora on the opening day for Lerwick Dental Practice. Photo Hans J Marter/Shetnews

NHS brings in new dental practice

15 January 2016

A starry smooth hound shark, but not the one caught by Arcturus.

Well-travelled shark

14 January 2016

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Hillswick fire raises recruitment concerns

14 January 2016

The bearded warriors led by Jarl Haakon Haraldsson will lose their hair this weekend. Photo Garry Sandison

A close shave

14 January 2016

PC Carole Smith with photos of some of the young volunteers elsewhere in Scotland. Photo Chris Cope/Shetnews

Police seek young volunteers

14 January 2016

This Toyota Yaris ended up on its roof at Sand Water - Photo: ShetNews

Two cars off road

14 January 2016

Mongolian throat singing supergroup Huun Huur Tu.

2016 folk festival acts announced

14 January 2016

The scene at Everor, Hillswick, after two crews got the fire under control. Photo: Shetnews

Hillswick house fire

13 January 2016

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Loganair is putting fares up by 1.3 per cent following a year in which reliability of its services plummeted.

Profits up, reliability down… and now prices up

13 January 2016

A failing organisation

14 January 2016

Shetland's chief inspector Lindsay Tulloch. Photo: Chris Cope/Shetnews

Spike in number of drug offenders caught

13 January 2016

The Scalloway Hotel has been made Scotland's first accredited living wage hotel. Photo: Anne Macdonald

Hotel praised at Holyrood

13 January 2016

A snow plough in action two winters ago. The Met Office is forecasting 5-10cm of snowfall overnight.

Heavy snowfall expected overnight

13 January 2016

A blue and white police accident sign.

Cars off the road

13 January 2016

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The striped dolphin found in Lerwick Harbour. Photo: Juan Brown

Striped dolphin found

13 January 2016

Burravoe Primary School.

Very good report card

12 January 2016

rory gillies sandwick

Rory seeks to get aerial media work off the ground

12 January 2016

Council seeking permanent chief bean-counter

12 January 2016

Local impact of BP job losses yet unknown

12 January 2016

North Sea Commission marine resources group chairman Anders Fasth from Sweden (centre) and adviser Camilla Stavnes from Norway (left) with local councillors Drew Ratter (second from left) and Jonathan Wills (right) and NAFC director Willie Shannon (fourth from left). Photo courtesy of Shetland Islands Council.

Brussels urged to think again on discards ban

11 January 2016

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A little bit orphaned

12 January 2016

The HNP Engineers premises at Lerwick, Commercial Road.

HNP petition handed in

11 January 2016

Police warn of ‘travelling drug dealers’

11 January 2016

Architect Gareth Hoskins, who designed Mareel, has passed away.

Tributes paid to man who designed Mareel

11 January 2016

Accused of two assaults

11 January 2016

Hjaltland to arrive late

9 January 2016

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MV Hjaltland anchored in Kirkwall Bay on Sunday morning. Photo courtesy of Graham Campbell.

Ferry delayed after anchoring off Kirkwall

10 January 2016

North Sea meeting

8 January 2016

Enjoying every minute, Jarl Haakon Haraldsson leads his squad of Vikings through the streets of Scalloway on a cold but clear Friday morning. All photos Garry Sandison

Skies clear for early fire festival

8 January 2016

Prison for laptop theft

8 January 2016

The first Scottish hotel to pay its staff the living wage. Photo Anne Macdonald

First Living Wage hotel

7 January 2016

Ton up Timothy

8 January 2016

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Secret stash

8 January 2016

Anti-smoking flare up

7 January 2016

Fraud charges admitted

7 January 2016

Benefits fraud

7 January 2016

Court round up

7 January 2016

Aberdeen airport closed

7 January 2016

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