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Pet owners warned after mince ‘laced with some sort of poison’ found in Lerwick

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A mocked-up image of Viking turbines as they would be seen from the north end of the Lang Kames.
Pete Bevington is one of the organisers of Lament for the Lang Kames, a ‘funeral procession’ being held on Saturday for “all that will be lost if Viking Energy goes ahead as planned”. He explains why the procession – coffin and all – is taking place.
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