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A group of naval personnel in uniform stand around a stone monument adorned with memorial wreaths, against a backdrop of hilly landscape and cloudy skies.

Wreath laid as crew of Norwegian minesweeper ship take time off in Shetland

31 March 2023

Sign for PeerieShop Café, labeled "The One Stop Coffee Shop," mounted on a stone building along a narrow alley.

Baker and chef to take over at Peerie Shop Cafe

31 March 2023

Shetland filming due to kick off in Tingwall area next week

31 March 2023

Plenty to look forward to in 2023 tourist season, VisitScotland manager says

31 March 2023

A detailed map highlighting the filming locations, stop and go points, and driving sequence routes in Shetland. The map includes contact information, schedule details, and specific instructions for drivers.

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Crime drama filming starts with two days in Tingwall valley

31 March 2023

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No wonder communities are worried

31 March 2023

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Boredom is not an option

31 March 2023

A map showing the vessel "Nikolay Chiker (RU)" with a destination listed as "TO ORDER." The vessel is moving at 5.7 knots, and the status was updated 2 minutes ago near the Shetland Islands.

Russian tug concern raised in parliament

30 March 2023

A deep-sea fishing vessel with the identification number LK 44, fitted with various antennas and equipment, sails on a calm sea under an overcast sky.

Fishing industry less than impressed by SSE’s community spirit

Transmission company has agreed to review its processes

30 March 2023

Health chief reflects on ‘enormous’ community response to Covid pandemic three years on

30 March 2023

Further survey work is to be carried out on the ancient remains at Scatness. Photo: SAT

People asked to ‘help shape the future of the past’ at Old Scatness

Tours will be held next month as its owners undergo consultation around the historic site

30 March 2023

West Phoenix drilling rig

Sodexo contract, drilling for gas, fuel insecurity fund, new ministers and more …

30 March 2023

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A group of six people, including a baby, is gathered inside a building. A man in a suit is cutting a red ribbon while others smile. A "No Smoking or Vaping" sign is visible in the background.

Watch: Ribbon cut to mark reopening of Scalloway Hotel bar

30 March 2023

New energy efficiency work project put on ice

29 March 2023

An impression of how part of the Viking Energy windfarm could look.

Consultation on future use of £2.2m annual Viking Energy benefit money extended to community

29 March 2023

Start your day with a song: early morning singing sessions planned in Bigton

29 March 2023

Fuel u-turn, New Life response, Shetland Noir cards, cabinet reshuffle and more…

29 March 2023

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Women’s Aid keen to hear from those involved in its early days

29 March 2023

Fishing industry feels the squeeze but more offshore wind likely

29 March 2023

Spring Covid booster programme begins

29 March 2023

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Time to take back control

29 March 2023

A close-up of two hands shaking, one from the left and one from the right, against a plain background.

SIC welcomes positive report into local adult support and protection services

28 March 2023

A stone building is under renovation, covered in scaffolding and a tarp. The scene includes a stone wall, a gate, and grassy surroundings with a cloudy sky overhead.

Papa Stour kirk restoration moves forward as contractors get to work

28 March 2023

Map showing Shetland with marked coordinates to the east indicating a path or route. Major roads A970 and A968 are labeled along with the town of Lerwick.

Lack of friendly ports or Cold War behaviour?

28 March 2023

Memorial service to celebrate life of Luke Malcolmson

28 March 2023

Four men in blue sports jackets stand on grass holding a trophy.

Tributes paid to sport physio legend

28 March 2023

Car destroyed in fire

28 March 2023

•Emergency services

Council fundamentally opposed to HPMA proposal

27 March 2023

A man with a beard and short hair smiles while standing indoors near colorful artwork and framed photos displayed on a wall behind him.

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Yousaf set to become first minister after being elected Sturgeon’s successor in SNP

27 March 2023

Planning permission sought for Grutness ferry terminal revamp

27 March 2023

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

Scottish fishing federation keen for ‘meaningful dialogue’ with prospective new first minister

Salmon Scotland has also responded to Humza Yousaf’s election as SNP leader

27 March 2023

Person holding a microphone and performing on stage under blue lights, with a tiger design on their black t-shirt and a red hair accessory.

Queen of Harps, Cost of living payments, drama showcase tonight, playpark funding

27 March 2023

•Also in the news

Three people seated indoors; the person on the left holds a drum, the center person holds a cello, and the person on the right holds a guitar.

Multi-cultural music project set to launch with three concerts

27 March 2023

A group dressed in traditional Viking attire parades, carrying flaming torches and shields, followed by a crowd. The scene takes place on a road with a hill and houses in the background.

Walls celebrates junior Up Helly Aa in style

25 March 2023

A smiling man in a checked suit stands behind a well-stocked bar with a cash register, bottles of various liquors, and beer taps. The bar features a sign that reads "The Adventure Begins Here.

Busta has shaped him but now Grant is putting his own stamp on the country house hotel

25 March 2023

•Shetland Lives

A man with sunglasses and a grey polo shirt sits on a stone structure, holding a white mug and a piece of food.

Obituary: Tom Jamieson 1940-2023 – the man who will always been associated with Mousa boat

24 March 2023

Mary Queen of Scots provides inspiration for new play

Meanwhile a multi-media performance exploring the Piper Alpha disaster and the climate is also scheduled at Mareel

24 March 2023

SMUHA online, seafood fund, gull proofing, Euroquiz and more…

24 March 2023

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No successful applications in oil and gas offshore wind leasing round for seas off Shetland

24 March 2023

Findings of minimum alcohol unit pricing study encouraging, local development officer says

24 March 2023

Health and social care board estimating £5m overspend

24 March 2023

A night sky displays colorful aurora borealis with shades of green and pink above a silhouetted house and bare trees.

Mirrie dancers put on stunning display

24 March 2023

A woman wearing glasses and a dark patterned top sits indoors near a window, looking at the camera.

Virkie resident dies following serious road crash

23 March 2023

Library service asks for public’s views as it targets £48,000 savings

23 March 2023

Yousaf up for tunnel talks if he becomes first minister

23 March 2023

A small passenger plane with "Eastern Airways" livery is stationed on a runway, surrounded by several utility vehicles and personnel, with a grassy landscape and rocky hills in the background.

Sumburgh incident, SRT price rise, battery storage consultation and more…

23 March 2023

•Also in the news

A stone building with a sign reading "Police" above the entrance, features gabled roofs and windows. A blue sign at the front indicates "County Buildings." There are benches and a lamppost nearby.

Police found heroin worth thousands after stopping car for noisy exhaust

23 March 2023

Large fine for man who brought drugs to Shetland for personal use

23 March 2023

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