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Helicopter lands safely after emergency at Sumburgh

8 December 2016

Gender equality talk screening

2 December 2016

Access to Toft pier had been restricted for some time

Fisherman says ‘we’re not going anywhere’

2 December 2016

Market uncertainty affects SIC grant uptake

2 December 2016

The lighting on the tree came in for social media criticism. Photo: Davie Gardner

Ill-riggit Christmas tree lights to be changed

30 November 2016

Shetland artist Jono Sandilands. Photo: Samphat Photography.

Jono’s work on show at prestigious V&A

30 November 2016

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A man was cut free from the van following the accident on Friday morning. Photo: Alex Garrick-Wright/Shetland News

Man cut free from van after accident

25 November 2016

Man rescued after entering Lerwick harbour

25 November 2016

Average house price rises

20 November 2016

Punters begin flocking to the Shetland Craft Fair on Saturday morning. Photo: Chris Cope/ShetNews

Craft fair off to flying start

19 November 2016

The SIC moved its staff out of the White House at the end of September - Photo: Andrew Gibson/Millgaet Media

No return to North Ness soon

18 November 2016

Shetlanders are most tolerant tweeters, study finds

18 November 2016

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Fungus Clavaria zollongeri - Photo: Ali Robertson

Fungus first for Shetland

17 November 2016

Two wind turbines planned for the council's waste management facility at Gremista are in doubt - Photo: Hans J Marter/ShetNews

Gremista turbines in doubt

17 November 2016

HIE Shetland manager Rachel Hunter.

New business park could cater for food & drink sector

16 November 2016

A new structure for the school week is already in operation for secondary pupils at Symbister in Whalsay.

Overhaul for secondary bairns’ school week

16 November 2016

Adam Tait (left) is holding boxing classes in the Clickimin.

Boxing club hopes

16 November 2016

Donna Simpson is touring New Zealand in a camper van.

Donna narrowly avoids New Zealand quake

16 November 2016

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Sullom Voe oil terminal's power plant breached sulphur dioxide levels in late 2015. Photo courtesy of BP

Terminal power plant breached sulphur levels

11 November 2016

Vodafone and O2 switch on 4G in Lerwick

11 November 2016

Hayley Leask's hair is an incredible 45 inches long.

Hair today, gone tomorrow

6 November 2016

Bus fares have been identified as one barrier to finding work - Photo: ShetNews

SIC pilots free jobseeker transport

5 November 2016

Comic Mark Steel returns

5 November 2016

Loganair improves punctuality

4 November 2016

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The NorthLink ferry Hjaltland arriving in Lerwick - Photo: Austin Taylor

RET for lifeline ferry service ‘not adequate’

4 November 2016

Joe Smith and partner Clare Farmer, who was a finalist at the awards.

Joe is apprentice of the year

4 November 2016

The NorthLink cargo boat Hildasay leaving Lerwick harbour.

Carmichael slams Seatruck ‘scam’

3 November 2016

A plaque with the names of all those who have died in air disasters around Shetland was unveiled in May 2013.

Capt. Mitchell recalls Chinook tragedy

3 November 2016

Alistair Carmichael MP

MP: Brexit plans in ‘tatters’

3 November 2016

A thought-provoking and stimulating show: Flit during the soundcheck on Wednesday - Photo: Shetland Arts

Flit: big, bold and breathtaking

3 November 2016

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Hillswick basking in the sunlight in early October. Photo: Fiona Cope

Sunniest October on record

2 November 2016

There was a lot of support for fundraiser Sandy Peterson (centre) on Saturday - Photo: Disability Shetland

Sandy raises £4k for Disability Shetland

2 November 2016

Revellers rocket into iTunes top five

1 November 2016

Sandy Peterson (left) and other walkers who took part in Saturday's circuits. Photo: Disability Shetland

Sandy’s circuits for Disability Shetland

29 October 2016

Transport union RMT says around 20 workers on the northern isles freight vessels are being underpaid.

Minister: low pay on ferries ‘unacceptable’

28 October 2016

Viewforth gets planning consent

28 October 2016

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Lerwick guizer jarl for 2032 Gary Smith with his son Jackson and dad Willie.

Gary is new guizer jarl

28 October 2016

Project manager David Inglis: '100 per cent confident'.

Marine licence hopes for interconnector

27 October 2016

The Radiant Star is one of several Shetland beneficiaries in the latest round of EMFF funding.

More EU money for fishing

26 October 2016

Police chief wants CCTV system updated

24 October 2016

Kris Drever is bringing his backing band to Shetland for two intimate shows next week. Photo: Genevieve Stevenson

Drever brings band north for brace of shows

24 October 2016

Part of the new plant is being delivered - Photo: Scottish Water

Multimillion pound Whalsay waterworks reach ‘milestone’

23 October 2016

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Sarah and Ben Napier in Lerwick shortly after the completion of Ben's 370 mile run in August of this year - Photo: Hans J Marter/ShetNews

Charity run raises £20k

21 October 2016

NFU support for lamb market

21 October 2016

4G coverage for Lerwick and Weisdale

20 October 2016

Comedian Russell Kane at the Clickimin on Wednesday night: 'jolting and thrusting in entertaining style' -Photo: Davie Gardner

High energy comedy at Clickimin

20 October 2016

Writer Malachy Tallack talking at a launch event for 'The Un-discovered Islands' at the Old Hairdresser's in Glasgow last week. Photo: AB Cassidy Photography

Malachy explores islands no longer on map

19 October 2016

The number of serious injuries on Shetland's roads remains low. Photo: Martin Bay

Serious injuries on isles roads remain low

19 October 2016

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