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Court may be the only way to break gender reform ‘deadlock’, Scots Lib Dem leader says

17 April 2023

Three vikings dressed in armor walking down the street.

Delting Up Helly Aa squad parades through streets of New York

Guizer jarl Dwayne Davies said the trip to the US has been ‘out of this world’

16 April 2023

Young people encouraged to think about signing up for free heart screenings

14 April 2023

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Gas plant workers balloted on strike action

14 April 2023

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Douglas tasked with leading Halligarth development

13 April 2023

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Cruise ships back in town as Viking Venus visits Lerwick

13 April 2023

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HIAL managing director Inglis Lyon.

Lyon to leave role at top of HIAL

13 April 2023

A colorful, psychedelic design features a vintage gramophone surrounded by flowers and music notes with the word "Bopapalooza" in bold, retro-style font at the bottom.

Four venues and lots of music at Bop Shop festival

12 April 2023

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A man with gray hair and a beard smiles at the camera, wearing a purple shirt and a blue race medal around his neck. Trees and an orange flag are visible in the background.

Retiring fundraiser to run home to Clousta after last shift at Islesburgh

11 April 2023

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Difficult period for SNP but ‘sense of opportunity’ ahead, regional MSP says

10 April 2023

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Tributes to ‘genius’ Shetland guitarist who worked with Kate Bush

10 April 2023

A narrow street in a small town decorated with colorful pennant flags and two no entry signs. Buildings on both sides include a store displaying outdoor gear.

Hospitality training centre and beauty salon to open up on the street

7 April 2023

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Spaceport hopeful of getting licences before summer

5 April 2023

Governments can do more to help with cost of living, Ross says

4 April 2023

Scottish Tory leader says there is a ‘very strong case’ for more funding for Dogs Against Drugs

3 April 2023

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

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Baker and chef to take over at Peerie Shop Cafe

31 March 2023

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

31 March 2023

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

30 March 2023

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

29 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

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

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

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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

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Fishing federation welcomes Forbes’ stance on highly protected marine areas

23 March 2023

A group of six women, smiling and holding up small glasses, are gathered in a cozy room with wooden and stone walls. A loom is visible in the foreground.

Twelve hour knitting broadcast a big success – despite the last minute ‘scramble’

22 March 2023

New DJ event aims to get younger generation into electronic music

The night at the Gulberwick Hall will be open for ages 16 plus

22 March 2023

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‘Hip hop harpist’ Anise shortlisted for Scottish music prize

21 March 2023

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Spike in tourism interest after isles feature in Attenborough series

21 March 2023

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Flights booked for woman’s Mexico MS treatment after fundraising target reached

A family-friendly fundraising event is due to be held at the Gulberwick Hall on 7 April

21 March 2023

Exterior view of the University of the Highlands and Islands Shetland College entrance with surrounding buildings and signage.

Project manager sought for £3m UHI campus redevelopment

20 March 2023

Fishing group keen to help folk respond to marine area consultation

20 March 2023

A small, see-through structure with various information panels stands in front of a large building with colorful art above the entrance.

Folk encouraged to become members of new tool library

Shetland Arts – which runs the project – has also announced a jazz gig at Mareel

18 March 2023

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Shots from above and below Shetland’s waters recognised in national wildlife photography awards

17 March 2023

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Dickson to leave NHS chief executive role to lead ambulance service

17 March 2023

A street scene in a small town with colorful bunting flags overhead. People walk past various shops, and a "No Entry" sign is visible in the foreground.

Living Lerwick keen to attract new businesses to the street amid councillor’s concern over town centre

16 March 2023

New dawn on the horizon for Nesting chapel as meeting scheduled on future use

16 March 2023

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Seafood industry and council to strongly object to highly protected marine area proposals

15 March 2023

Electric vehicle charger usage continues to rise

Meanwhile the council is proposing introducing fees on its public charge points for the first time – up to 57p per kWh

10 March 2023

Business cases on future of inter-island transport could cost up to £700k

10 March 2023

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A storefront with a green sign reading "Miller Opticians." Above the door and windows are hanging flower baskets. A nearby sign indicates a pedestrian zone with restricted vehicle access.

Change to come at Da Cross as Miller Opticians goes up for lease

9 March 2023

A snow-covered road winds through a hilly landscape with tire tracks visible, flanked by snow walls. A clear blue sky stretches above.

Gritting crews working at capacity to clear roads

9 March 2023

Lower speed limits at south exit of Lerwick and Tresta could be made permanent

A new 50mph limit between Stebbigrind and Cova could also be introduced

9 March 2023

Scalloway Hotel bar could reopen later this month

9 March 2023

A woman with blonde hair and glasses smiles while holding a small, fluffy dog. Colorful artwork is visible in the background.

Shetland woman ‘blown away’ after fundraiser secures nearly £10k towards MS treatment in Mexico

8 March 2023

SIC council tax rise among lowest in Scotland, chief executive says

8 March 2023

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