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Marie Curie fundraisers in Tesco at the weekend.

Over a thousand raised for Marie Curie at supermarket

21 March 2018

Rhoda Bulter.

Rhoda Bulter Award open

21 March 2018

Aberdeen High Court. Photo courtesy of Press & Journal.

Ex-councillor goes on trial accused of rape

20 March 2018

DS Alison ‘Tosh’ Macintosh (Alison O'Donnell) and DI Jimmy Perez (Douglas Henshall). Photo: BBC

TV crime drama draws in over 4.5 million viewers

21 March 2018

The fourth season of the popular crime drama concluded on Tuesday night. Photo: BBC.

Shetland IV: a grim and ruthless triumph

20 March 2018

Police recover £13k of heroin

20 March 2018

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Charged with supplying drugs on board ferry

20 March 2018

Neil Georgeson during the 2017 classical season at Mareel.

Georgeson examines different ages of dance

20 March 2018

Northern Isles MP Alistair Carmichael.

Gove informed of ‘palpable anger’ within fishing industry

20 March 2018

Ordnance found at Sands of Sound

19 March 2018

The Daily Mirror stormed to victory in the "Get Shetland on the Map!" page's mishap of the year category back in 2013 after unilaterally moving the islands into the path of a storm.

Get Shetland on the map!

19 March 2018

The fishing industry has reacted furiously to news that the UK will remain subject to the Common Fisheries Policy until at least December 2020.

Fishing leaders ‘let down’ as Tories agree UK will remain part of CFP for another two years

19 March 2018

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New Shetland Amenity Trust chief executive Mat Roberts at his desk in the trust's Garthspool offices. Photo: Shetland News.

New trust chief: no further redundancies planned

19 March 2018

Birds-of-Chicago are centred around the singing/songwriting partnership of Allison Russell and JT Nero. Photo: Yve Assad.

Birds of Chicago to bring their harmonies to the islands

18 March 2018

NHS director of community health and social care Simon Bokor-Ingram.

Health centre vaccines were stored at wrong temperature

19 March 2018

Tidelines make their mark at Mareel

17 March 2018

Cullivoe is up for a national fishing award. Photo: Kevin Tulloch

Isles nominees for fishing awards

16 March 2018

Editorial: HIAL car parking charges appear unjust

16 March 2018

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Guizer jarl Andrew Hall photographed by Ben Mullay.

Delting jarl looks to Yorkshire roots on big day

16 March 2018

The Fair Isle community hall was built in 1980.

Fundraising drive to bring heating back to Fair Isle hall

16 March 2018

Penelope Clark.

Penelope wins national autism award

15 March 2018

Ferries cancelled for second day in a row

16 March 2018

Shetland MSP Tavish Scott said Sumburgh's location left many islanders with little alternative but to drive to the airport. Photo: Shetland News.

Petition launched after HIAL vows to introduce Sumburgh car parking charges

15 March 2018

Isles woman reported missing in Aberdeen

15 March 2018

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‘Supply is supply’, man told

15 March 2018

Pair get unpaid work for domestic assaults

15 March 2018

Three-year ban for drink driving

15 March 2018

Erik Burgess and Stuart Fox outside their new cafe and shop The Dowry, which is set to open in the coming weeks. Photo: Shetland News

Nordic-influenced cafe bar given licensing thumbs-up

15 March 2018

Wind puts paid to ferry sailings

15 March 2018

Elizabeth Johnston wearing the Shetland Wool Week 2018 hat.

Elizabeth signs on as Wool Week patron

15 March 2018

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Man fined for two day old cannabis plants

14 March 2018

Drive home costs pensioner licence

14 March 2018

Assaulted man and stole money from his wallet

14 March 2018

Disqualified after moving car outside pub

14 March 2018

Photo courtesy Laura Dodworth, taken for the 'One thousand words' project by Zero Tolerance and Scottish Women's Aid.

’After all, he didn’t hit me’

14 March 2018

Ferry cancellations likely

14 March 2018

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Musical theatre show for children

14 March 2018

The Magellan cruise ship, the first of around 90 expected in Lerwick during 2018. Photo: Malcolm Younger/Millgaet Media.

The first of many… Magellan arrives in port

13 March 2018

Christena Irvine of the FSB.

FSB welcomes 4G boost

13 March 2018

Bar manager convicted of assault can keep licence

13 March 2018

Crash casualty flown to ARI

12 March 2018

The Furrow Collective, from left to right: Emily Portman, Alasdair Roberts, Lucy Farrell and Rachel Newton. Photo: Kelly Nicolson Riddell.

Review: mellow gems and murder ballads

12 March 2018

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Lerwick Harbour’s Mair’s Pier provides additional berthing capacity for mid-sized cruise ships. Photo: Calum Toogood/Lerwick Port Authority.

Cruise ship tourists set to almost double

12 March 2018

Is this a record?

12 March 2018

Aith lifeboat's new coxswain Adam James. Photo: RNLI

Aith lifeboat station welcomes new coxswain

11 March 2018

Motorcycle and large good vehicles training and testing on the old Anderson High School car park is to cease by the end of this month. Photo: Shetland Motorbike Training

Concerns raised as DVSA fails to find new site for motorbike and LGV tests

12 March 2018

Women's Aid Shetland manager Laura Stronach: 'There is an awakening'. Photo: Hans J Marter/Shetland News

Domestic abuse: Shetland is no different

10 March 2018

Three in hospital after single vehicle crash

10 March 2018

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