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Lewis Hall will perform in Quarff in June. Photo: Liam Henderson

Lewis’ album launch

23 May 2017

NHS Shetland chief executive Ralph Roberts.

NHS discards plan to transfer most patients to ferry and accepts new Loganair fare deal

23 May 2017

Praise for community learning

23 May 2017

Candidates back suspension of campaign following horrific terrorist attack in Manchester

23 May 2017

Fiesta car damaged in town

22 May 2017

Two suffer burns in gas explosion at Hillswick house

22 May 2017

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Unst-based track athlete Faye Cox (left) will be the water carrier, and racquet sportswoman Joan Smith will be the flag bearer for Team Shetland in Gotland next month. Photo: Shetland Island Games Association.

Faye & Joan chosen to lead Team Shetland in ceremony

22 May 2017

Carmichael is confused

22 May 2017

The Glen Lyon FPSO (floating production storage and offloading) vessel. Image courtesy of BP.

Schiehallion back in business

22 May 2017

Gloriously colourful sunset at St Ninian’s Isle

22 May 2017

Wilful fire-raising charge

22 May 2017

Disco’s ‘disgust’ at Burra Nazi flag

22 May 2017

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Winnie would have signed pledge before the paper hit the desk

22 May 2017

The Dunedin Consort madrigals during rehearsals prior to their Friday night concert at Mareel. Photo: Jenny Leask.

Risky but rewarding madrigals concert

21 May 2017

Racially-motivated incident

20 May 2017

A chance of changing things

20 May 2017

Amanda Westlake (second from right) alongside fellow Lerwick South councillors Peter Campbell, Cecil Smith and Beatrice Wishart following the election count at Clickimin earlier this month. Photo: Shetland News/Hans J. Marter.

Lerwick councillor claims she was effectively frozen out from committee roles by colleagues

20 May 2017

Tories pledge support for island wind projects

19 May 2017

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Defending our interests?

19 May 2017

Brett won’t sign Brexit fishing pledge

19 May 2017

Methadone on the boat

19 May 2017

Lib Dem candidate Alistair Carmichael.

Election round-up

18 May 2017

Tirrick involved in her last job at the port of Sella Ness on Thursday. All photos: courtesy of John Bateson

Tirrick set to leave port after 33 years

19 May 2017

Shetland is a hotspot for seeing the northern lights as this photo by Austin Taylor demonstrates.

Aurora detector could be installed

18 May 2017

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Labour's Robina Barton doesn't think the Orkney and Shetland election is a two-way battle between the Liberal Democrats and the SNP.

Labour candidate wants to tackle inequality

19 May 2017

The newly elected SIC leadership (from left to right): Shetland College board chairman, Peter Campbell; audit committee chair and vice chair of the IJB, Allison Duncan; chair of planning, vice-chair of education and vice-chair of Shetland College, Theo Smith; council convener Malcolm Bell, depth convener Beatrice Wishart; political leader Cecil Smith; chair of the education and families committee George Smith and chairman of the environment and transport committee Ryan Thomson. Missing from the photo are depute leader Steven Coutts who couldn't attend the meeting, and chair of the harbour board Andrea Manson. Photo: Hans J Marter/ Shetland News

Smith and Bell land top SIC jobs

18 May 2017

New council leader Cecil Smith (right) and returning convenor Malcolm Bell (left). Photo: Hans J Marter/Shetland News

First meeting of new SIC – live

18 May 2017

RAF aircraft training exercise

17 May 2017

Businessman has major plans to boost employment and tourism in Fetlar

17 May 2017

Loganair's new dedicated mail freight plane.

Airline’s dedicated mail plane

17 May 2017

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Auction system helps whitefish landings to double

17 May 2017

The Northern Lights on display back in February. Photo: Austin Taylor.

Drink driver was seeking out Northern Lights

17 May 2017

‘I stand for the many, not the few’

17 May 2017

Well meaning but ineffective

17 May 2017

The dog was rescued after losing its footing near Haroldswick. Photo: Dave Sweeney/MCA.

Dog rescued after 40ft fall

17 May 2017

Black & Brett pack out museum twice over to make SNP case to lead opposition to Tories

16 May 2017

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Local rock musician Damien Calder. Photo: Matt Jolly.

Rocker’s charity head shave

16 May 2017

Roadworks at the Esplanade in central Lerwick. Photo: Shetland News.

Esplanade road closure

16 May 2017

SIC urged to reconsider Whalsay fixed link

16 May 2017

Michaelswood in Aith is a popular local attraction.

Michaelswood set to invest in CCTV

16 May 2017

A further decade of austerity

16 May 2017

Ivor Goodsite and Honor Goodsite with pupils and staff at Baltasound Junior High School practicing Usian Bolt style celebrations. Photo: Morrison Construction

Considered construction

16 May 2017

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Edinburgh-based islander Jack Sandison.

Jack changes pace on soulful new EP

16 May 2017

Covers band Boyz Aloud played at the Mid Brae Inn for a CLIC Sargent fundraiser. Photo: Steven Johnson.

Cancer charity fundraising gig

15 May 2017

Election needs to be fought on UK issues

16 May 2017

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Scientist’s talk on the search for life on other planets

15 May 2017

Tory candidate: election not a two-horse race

15 May 2017

The Shetland team enjoyed a very fruitful visit to Inverness at the weekend.

Great medal haul in Inverness for young athletes

15 May 2017

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