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Crime drama filming to return to Shetland soon

18 May 2023

A guitarist performs on stage with a red electric guitar, accompanied by a bassist and drummer, under red stage lighting.

Session guitarist to deliver masterclass and concert this weekend

18 May 2023

A building with red trim and multiple windows stands under a blue sky with scattered wispy clouds. The structure has three main sections and is surrounded by grass and a paved area.

Church never needed planning permission to move into former science block, government rules

Reporter finds fault with advice from planners

17 May 2023

Two firefighters work to extinguish a fire in a small building near a lake, with smoke billowing out from the structure, set against a backdrop of hills and water.

‘Your kindness has been overwhelming’ – couple says thank you for support received after devastating fire

17 May 2023

A group of people, some holding umbrellas and wearing rain gear, stand on a sidewalk in wet weather, observing an outdoor event. Some hold small flags and flowers.

Shetland marks Norwegian constitution day

17 May 2023

Lerwick Sheriff Court.

Count round-up 17 May 2023

17 May 2023

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Drug-driving results in ban and fine

17 May 2023

Lerwick Sheriff Court

Man given community payback order after ‘appalling behaviour’

17 May 2023

The swimming pool at the West Mainland Leisure Centre in Aith. Photo: SRT

Swimming lesson proposal would see classes stop for secondary one and two

17 May 2023

A person with curly hair and a slight smile stands in front of a building wearing a dark blazer and green shirt.

HPMA proposal only at the drawing board stage, rural affairs secretary insists

16 May 2023

A blue metal building with a sign for a local food bank stands on a gray pavement, surrounded by a wooden fence. A wind turbine is visible on a hill in the background.

Cope to benefit from £700,000 of island funding

16 May 2023

New auditor keen to take ‘independent view’ on SIC reserves

16 May 2023

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Two children stand against a brick wall; one, in a denim jacket, speaks into a megaphone, and the other, in a yellow jacket, holds a small protest sign and shouts. Another child is partially visible.

Protest play at Mareel to offer ‘introduction to activism’

16 May 2023

Energy consultation, cable fault, facemask guidance and more…

16 May 2023

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Scatsta airport in Shetland's north mainland. Photo: Shetland News

Councillors to debate Scatsta lease

Meanwhile Statkraft confirms an interest in building a ‘greener grid park’ at Scatsta

15 May 2023

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Man remanded in custody

15 May 2023

New Fair Isle bird observatory now due to finished in 2024

15 May 2023

Co-op disappointed as Sandwick and Scalloway store projects ‘unable to proceed’

15 May 2023

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A man with gray hair and glasses wearing a blue sweater stands outside, with blurred trees and foliage in the background.

Better data needed to establish how farming could help reduce Shetland’s large carbon footprint

15 May 2023

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‘Creating a home’ – Studio 81 offers interior design solutions

15 May 2023

Progress being made on audit report concerns

15 May 2023

A yellow road construction machine spreads gravel onto freshly tarred road surface. A sign next to it indicates a speed limit of 20 mph and roadwork ahead.

Road surface dressing to begin soon

15 May 2023

Rosebank decision expected soon

14 May 2023

An elderly woman with white hair and glasses sits holding a framed black-and-white photograph of a man in graduation attire. She is wearing a blue and white sweater and is seated in a green armchair.

Ceremony to formally unveil Quarff war memorial

14 May 2023

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Planning consent given for 100m wind farm meteorological mast in Yell

14 May 2023

SSEN says it will ‘work closely’ with community as overhead line project progresses

13 May 2023

Councillors remind government not to ignore fishing industry in energy development

13 May 2023

An airport worker in a high-visibility vest directs a small propeller airplane on a tarmac at an airport. The sky is partly cloudy, and there is a grassy landscape in the background.

Heathrow link ‘fantastic’ for business community, Promote Shetland says

13 May 2023

Arts agency apologises for Tall Ships ticket queues as events sell out

Nearly 14,000 tickets were sold in just seven hours – with all three Holmsgarth events now sold out

12 May 2023

Person holding a collection of used disposable vapes in both hands, with a rocky background.

Councillors show support for ban on single-use vapes

12 May 2023

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Energy transition should not be ‘hijacked for corporate shareholder gain’, SIC says

12 May 2023

Shetland’s inshore fisheries recognised in Fishing News awards

12 May 2023

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Morton ‘thrilled’ as Holy Waters named drink book of the year

12 May 2023

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One of Scotland's most prominent young rock bands, Tide Lines, are the headline attraction for the Thursday night.

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Thousands of tickets for Tall Ships concerts on sale now

Peat & Diesel, Tide Lines and Queen II among the headline acts

12 May 2023

Abba tribute band performing at Holmsgarth last time the Tall Ships visited Lerwick in 2011.

‘Unprecedented demand’ for Tall Ships tickets

12 May 2023

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Sunrise over Sullom Voe terminal now operated by EnQuest. Photo: Courtesy of BP

Plans to make Sullom Voe Terminal infrastructure ‘fit for purpose’

12 May 2023

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SIC reaches out to community councils on prospect of ‘reimagining’ burial ground provision

12 May 2023

Sn letters - letter at Shetlandnews.

‘The fight for health and safety for the living is vital’

12 May 2023

A man in a blue suit and tie smiles at the camera, standing outdoors with construction equipment and a hilly landscape in the background.

Lower electricity prices not too far off, energy minister claims

11 May 2023

Aerial view of a school complex with multiple buildings surrounded by green fields, residential houses in the distance, and a body of water beyond. "Drop Off Only" is marked on the road near the entrance.

Inspectors say Sandwick school has made good progress

11 May 2023

Government approves plans for new overhead power lines

11 May 2023

A tidal turbine stands against a backdrop of green aurora borealis in a dark night sky.

Transport, heating and rocket fuel the focus of new tidal energy hydrogen study

11 May 2023

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Planning round-up 11 May

11 May 2023

Two people stand in front of a harbor with a docked ship and buildings in the background on a cloudy day.

Tall Ships sponsor, lace knitting and more…

11 May 2023

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Noss open to visitors again after last year’s bird flu closure

11 May 2023

Gas plant workers ’emphatically’ support strike action in union ballot

11 May 2023

A construction excavator demolishes a partially destroyed building, with debris scattered across the site.

In pictures: Demolition work progressing at Sandveien

10 May 2023

An aerial view of a single wind turbine situated in a vast, barren landscape with cloudy skies overhead. Construction equipment is visible at the base of the turbine.

More time to respond to Viking community benefit survey

10 May 2023

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