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Energy efficiency grants for cancer patients’ homes

20 February 2017

Drove while disqualified

20 February 2017

Scottish fishing minister Fergus Ewing with Shetland Fishermen's Assocation's Leslie Tait. Photo: Hans J. Marter/Shetland News

Seven seafood firms to benefit from EU cash

20 February 2017

Shetland College UHI.

Top of the class

19 February 2017

SNH reception invite

17 February 2017

Only direct elections will do

18 February 2017

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Damage to parked car

17 February 2017

Deputy first minister John Swinney outside Mareel in March 2013, the last time the Convention of the Highlands and Islands was held in Lerwick - Photo: Malcolm Younger/Millgaet Media

H&I Convention to meet in Lerwick

17 February 2017

Fish auctioneering firm trials machine grading

17 February 2017

Northmavine guizer jarl Liam Doull witnesses his galley disappearing - Photo: Mark Berry

Liam leads the Vikings up north

17 February 2017

Brexit: What now for the UK and Scotland?

Fishing ‘way down’ list of Brexit priorities

17 February 2017

Shouted homophobic abuse

16 February 2017

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Dealer jailed for six months

16 February 2017

Cannabis supplier avoids jail

16 February 2017

Prison and road ban for ‘atrocious’ driving

16 February 2017

The trawler Juniper jammed against the rocks below 200 feet high cliffs at Papa Stour in 1967 - Photo: Dennis Coutts

Aith remembers ‘superhuman’ effort to rescue 12 fishermen from trawler

16 February 2017

Hunter & the Bear.

New rock band Legion-bound

15 February 2017

Retired police officer Iain Souter of Victim Support Scotland offers independent and confidential support.

‘As long as people need us, we’re here’

15 February 2017

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Council tax rise confirmed

15 February 2017

Man assaulted fiancee a day after getting engaged

15 February 2017

Jail and two lifetime bans for drink driver

15 February 2017

Less than a week to rescue the trust

15 February 2017

Schools music festival record

14 February 2017

Town improvements

15 February 2017

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Police and trading standards warning over phone scams

14 February 2017

Photographer Katarina Juvančič's image of Lawrence in his living room a few years ago. She said he had graced her life with "unforgettable memories, words of comfort and solace, great laughs, many drams and fabulous stories".

Tributes flood in for storyteller Lawrence

14 February 2017

Fined for ecstasy possession

14 February 2017

A queue formed outside Aith Hall on Sunday afternoon.

Ten charities to benefit from Sharon’s tenth swap shop

13 February 2017

Storytelling comedian Paul Richards will appear in Brae next month.

Comedian bound for Brae

13 February 2017

Gary Robinson and George Smith both criticised the SNP's approach to local government funding for the next financial year.

SIC frustration at being bounced into council tax rise hitting those least able to pay

13 February 2017

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Promote Shetland's Andy Steven has been appointed as interim manager of Shetland Amenity Trust.

Steven appointed as amenity trust’s interim manager

13 February 2017

Researching family history

13 February 2017

Time to resign?

13 February 2017

Getting the hump

13 February 2017

Anna Moar and Lewis Moncrieff are looking forward to welcoming the first customers to the company's new kitchen showroom. Photo: Hans J Marter/Shetland News

George Robertson’s new kitchen showroom a ‘natural progression’

13 February 2017

Carmichael: UK must take its share of child refugees

12 February 2017

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Debate on rural broadband

12 February 2017

Tesco roundabout collision

11 February 2017

The cruise ship Celebrity Silhoutte in Lerwick last summer. Photo: David Spence

Bid to make isles appeal to more cruise ships

11 February 2017

Professor Michael Keating of Aberdeen University: 'Brexit will have a particular effect in Scotland.'

Brexit discussion at museum

11 February 2017

Neil Georgeson performing at Mareel.

‘Not wholly enjoyable, but entirely brilliant’

11 February 2017

Toft pier was fenced off by the SIC in early December last year - Photo: Robert Williamson

Council’s dialogue with shellfish men ongoing

10 February 2017

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Steven McKimm was able to enjoy a few pints in the Mareel bar after he was refused entry to watch Trainspotting 2 the same night.

Mareel no-go for 34 year old Trainspotter

10 February 2017

An artist's impression of the new development. The children's home on the left of the image is only a proposal at this stage - Image: Gareth Elphinstone /Visio Architecture

Children’s home in Tingwall?

10 February 2017

A Jim's Garage recovery truck attending the scene at Wormadale.

Cars slide off the road

10 February 2017

Nesting & Girlsta guizer jarl Norman Johnston enjoying every moment of his big day - Photo: Ivan Hawick

Norman’s big day in Nesting

10 February 2017

Jarl Christopher Gray and his squad at Outer Skaw, Unst, earlier today (Friday) - Photo: John Coutts

Jarl Gray celebrates nautical theme

10 February 2017

Russian planes intercepted

9 February 2017

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