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Faroese nationalise fishing quota

11 January 2018

Pupils clearing up plastic litter from a beach as part of Da Voar Redd Up. Photo courtesy of Shetland Amenity Trust.

Drive to tackle plastic waste gathers momentum

11 January 2018

The two houses have been converted into four flats. Photo SIC

Firth houses converted into one-bedroom council flats

11 January 2018

Power cut affects thousands of isles customers

11 January 2018

Memory boxes will be tailored to a family's needs.

Memory box scheme

11 January 2018

Both cars were severely damaged in the crash. Photo: Shetland News

Renewed witness appeal following Fladdabister crash

11 January 2018

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Jobs go at Sumburgh following Flybe exit

11 January 2018

Loganair will help Scottish Ballet with specially chartered flights to the Highlands and Islands.

Ballet show to head north

10 January 2018

A map showing where the turbines could be located - but the proposals are at an early stage and could change.

Airport voices concern over wind farm plans

10 January 2018

Swimmer Andrea Strachan, pictured at the 2015 Island Games, met with the sports minister to press Shetland athletes' case for travel assistance.

MSP calls for travel fund to support isles athletes

10 January 2018

The Shetland Amenity Trust offices in Lerwick.

Amenity trust searches for new boss

10 January 2018

Around 40 Shetlanders participated in the national We Are Here event to commemorate the Battle of the Somme, gathering at St Ninian's Isle amongst other places, back in July 2016.

‘We Are Here’ exhibition

10 January 2018

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Nicholas Barnham's work for the Uyeasound Up Helly Aa.

Up Helly Aa art to go on display in Lerwick

10 January 2018

Disgusting mess

9 January 2018

Vomiting bug contained

9 January 2018

Accused of assaulting officers

9 January 2018

Denies two biting assaults

9 January 2018

Loganair managing director Jonathan Hinkles.

Loganair unveils new flights & pricing strategy

9 January 2018

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String and bow maestro Kevin Henderson will curate Fiddle Frenzy from 2019. Photo: Sophie Bech

Kevin to curate Fiddle Frenzy

9 January 2018

The control tower at Sumburgh Airport.

HIAL pressing ahead with control tower plans

9 January 2018

Photo: Shetland Islands Council

Emergency timetable for two weeks after engine fault

9 January 2018

Photo: Hans J Marter/Shetland News

Ferry weather disruption

9 January 2018

Talented young musicians Fjanna performing at last Thursday's Relay for Life launch concert.

Fjanna earn slot at this year’s Celtic Connections

9 January 2018

The Geira ferry. Photo courtesy of SIC.

Geira engine fault

8 January 2018

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A rarity: police caught no drink drivers over festive

8 January 2018

Whalsay fisherman Magnus Polson was running for his camera when three humpback whales surfaced next to the Altaire on Sunday. All photos: Magnus Polson

Magnus’ thrilling humpback whale encounter

8 January 2018

Bailed over allegation of abusive messages

8 January 2018

All-terrain wheelchairs would make it easier for people with disabilities to enjoy some of Shetland's wilder attractions, such as the cliffs at Eshaness. Photo: Shetland News/Neil Riddell.

Disability charity hoping to obtain all-terrain wheelchairs

8 January 2018

The last jet left Sumburgh for Aberdeen on Sunday evening about an hour behind schedule. Photo: Ivan Reid

End of a short-lived era: farewell to Flybe

8 January 2018

A big thank you

7 January 2018

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The Imposters getting into the panto spirit. Left to right, clockwise: Les Sinclair, Marjolein Robertson, Matthew Simpson, Ashlea Tulloch, Alex Garriock-Wright, Thomas Jones.

Improv comedy panto

5 January 2018

Don't part with your Christmas cards just yet...

Recycle your Christmas cards

5 January 2018

Fishermen encouraged to apply for safety training

5 January 2018

Scalloway photographed by Carina Newell.

Funding secured to explore Scalloway’s future

5 January 2018

The worst January storms in a century dispersed the cargo of 84,500 tonnes of crude within weeks - Photo: Malcolm Younger/Millgaet Media.

25 years on – what REALLY happened on the Braer?

5 January 2018

Get your walking boots on

4 January 2018

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Cunningsburgh crofter Hazel Mackenzie is lobbying for a new farming policy

Local crofter joins group lobbying for a new farming policy

5 January 2018

Plastic found in the stomach of a fulmar. Photo courtesy of KIMO.

Campaign seeks to end single use plastic

4 January 2018

All pelagic businesses in the sample reported high dependency. Photo: Shetland News

Seafood industry’s heavy reliance on EU workers

4 January 2018

Loganair warns of losses after Flybe battle

4 January 2018

Morally indefensible

4 January 2018

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