Covid funding to help events and festivals come back with a bang
The freeze voted in by councillors did not include certain types of housing, SIC says
The council is speaking to fund managers about the options for exiting the investments
Included in the brochure is a pledge from the council to carry out feasibility studies on fixed links in four locations
In April 2020, we asked Tresta resident Carol Jamieson to share her thoughts on the early days of the pandemic, at a time we were all experiencing the first weeks of the lockdown. Now, exactly two years after Shetland’s first Covid cases were confirmed, she says she is a different person.
Dandelions and the colour blue are at the heart of the organisation’s logo
Skipper Maggie Adamson said it is a ‘milestone’ for the Swan Trust
Shetland’s largest salmon farming company Scottish Sea Farms expressed its disappointment and said the potential of the area’s masterplan has not been realised
Council officers are working with police on a business case for a new up-to-date system
The ‘NE1’ area will be available in the ScotWind clearing process
Voting for the Crofting Commission takes place this month
After having to leave Moscow at the beginning of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Shetland journalist Jen Stout is now at the Ukrainian border with Romania, near the Black Sea, from where she sends her latest account of the humanitarian crisis of this brutal war.
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