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Do they fear they’d lose?

5 June 2017

‘Weaponising’ the foodbank issue?

5 June 2017

Paul Bloomer during the opening of his exhibition on Saturday.

Review: Bloomer explores the tension of the global village in a remarkable exhibition

4 June 2017

Shetland lift the Stuart Cup

4 June 2017

People do not have short memories

3 June 2017

Scottish Fishermen's Federation chief executive Bertie Armstrong.

Armstrong reiterates CFP stance

2 June 2017

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Terrifying moment

2 June 2017

Tenth nature festival to offer something for everyone

2 June 2017

Always someone else’s blame

2 June 2017

The Buchan Alpha has produced nearly 150 million barrels of oil in the last 36 years.

Major decommissioning project for Lerwick

2 June 2017

Election: candidates gather for third hustings

2 June 2017

One of the many flags on the bridge into Burra. Photos: Chris Cope/Shetland News

Peace and love in Burra

2 June 2017

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Lerwick road closure

2 June 2017

‘Total confusion’ over fishing policy

1 June 2017

Volunteer awards open

1 June 2017

Puffin number are predicted to decline by 50 to 70 per cent over the next 50 years. Photo: RSPB

Help the RSPB by becoming Puffarazzi

1 June 2017

Police constable Amanda Souter. Photo: Shetland News

Police to up presence on the roads

1 June 2017

Simon Yates in Antarctica.

Mountaineer’s Mareel talk

1 June 2017

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Whalsay's new water treatment plant. Photo: Scottish Water

Whalsay water work wraps up

1 June 2017

Fishing to be sold out again

1 June 2017

Insurance policy

1 June 2017

Blue green algae returns

1 June 2017

Road accident south of Voe

31 May 2017

Five of the six candidates followed the BBC invitation for the hustings in the Shetland Museum and Archive. From left to right: BBC journalist Daniel Lawson; Stuart Hill, independent; Miriam Brett, SNP; Robina Barton, Labour; Alistair Carmichael, Lib Dems; and Jamie Halco Johnston, Tories. All photos Chris Cope/Shetland News

Carmichael and Brett lock horns at debate

31 May 2017

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Singer and fiddle player Laura Cortese was joined by fellow fiddle player Jenna Moynihan, cellist Valerie Thompson and double bass player Jeni Magana. Photos: Steven Johnson, web: www.stevenjohnsonfoto.com

Review: Cortese and co wow sold-out Mareel

31 May 2017

Hustings ‘did no credit to the BBC’

31 May 2017

Councillor expenses down by nearly £10,000

31 May 2017

A mussel farm in Shetland's north mainland. Photo: Seafood Shetland

Mussels show their economic muscle

31 May 2017

The tug Mustang pulling the accommodation barge off its berth at Morrison Dock on Wednesday afternoon. Photo: Malcolm Younger/Millgaet Media

Last floatel leaves Lerwick

31 May 2017

More dangerous overtaking

31 May 2017

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Five of the six candidates attended Tuesday's hustings at the Brae High School. Photo: Patrick Mainland

Election: lively debate at Brae High hustings

31 May 2017

Pensions under threat

30 May 2017

Airport emergency

31 May 2017

Lesley Riddoch during her previous visit to Shetland three years ago. Photo: Hans J Marter/Shetland News

Riddoch explores Scotland’s relationship with Europe

30 May 2017

A collage of images from the Burra fun run. Photo: Merran Nugent

Burra fun run raises cash

30 May 2017

A blue and white police accident sign.

Police seek driver after girl knocked off bike

30 May 2017

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Powerless representation or punching above your weight?

30 May 2017

Brexit ‘may’ offer a Sea of Opportunity

30 May 2017

Police investigating near miss

30 May 2017

What this election is about

30 May 2017

The listed store building at Hillswick's waterfront has been transformed into an art gallery. Photo: Tom Morton

Hillswick store turned into art gallery

29 May 2017

Busy times at Mair's Quay, Lerwick Port Authority's new pier. Photo: LPA

Port applies for EU funding for new fish market

29 May 2017

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The Citroen Berlingo was extensively damaged. Photo: Shetland News

Gulberwick crash

29 May 2017

From left to right: Alan Blance (Treatment Team Leader – Shetland), Kenneth Johnston (Senior Treatment Operator - Shetland), David Anderson (Catchment Liaison Officer - SLM Team), Sue White (Shetland Amenity Trust), Sean MacKenzie (S. MacKenzie Plant Ltd), Paul Goddard (Shetland Amenity Trust).

Sandy Loch peatland restoration completed

29 May 2017

Members of the Swan Trust receiving a cheque for £3,000 from Aith pupils earlier this week. Photo courtesy of the Swan Trust.

Swan needs new sources of income to avoid becoming a museum exhibit, trustees warn

27 May 2017

Up-and-coming indie band Hunter and the Bear impressed at the Lerwick Legion on Friday night. Photo: Davie Gardner.

Hunter and the Bear impress at Legion

27 May 2017

Sumburgh Airport.

Sumburgh fog disruption

26 May 2017

Isles diver found guilty of Edinburgh rape

26 May 2017

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