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THREE windows at the old Anderson High School have been smashed after someone hurled a number of bricks through them.

Police are saying the act of vandalism in the town’s Gressy Loan happened some time between 3pm on Friday and 10am on Saturday morning.

Anyone who could help them with their enquiries is asked to contact police on the non-emergency number 101 or by calling along Lerwick police station.

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