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Multratug 30 arriving in Shetland back in March. Photo courtesy of Shetland Islands Council.

Shalder and Tirrick tug names to be restored at Sella Ness

25 April 2018

HIAL chairwoman Lorna Jack. Photo courtesy of BBC Radio Shetland.

HIAL sticking to its guns on car park charging

23 April 2018

ZetTrans approves bus timetable changes

30 March 2018

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

Fishing leaders ‘let down’ as Tories agree UK will remain part of CFP for another two years

19 March 2018

New Shetland Amenity Trust chief executive Mat Roberts at his desk in the trust's Garthspool offices. Photo: Shetland News.

New trust chief: no further redundancies planned

19 March 2018

Shetland MSP Tavish Scott said Sumburgh's location left many islanders with little alternative but to drive to the airport. Photo: Shetland News.

Petition launched after HIAL vows to introduce Sumburgh car parking charges

15 March 2018

Cecil Smith, who is standing down as SIC leader after around nine months. Photo: Shetland News.

Departing leader highlights achievements in office and denies fallout prompted resignation

7 March 2018

SIC takes a stand against gun manufacturers

6 March 2018

RMT to make case for nationalising NorthLink

5 March 2018

The affordable housing development at Quoys.

‘Huge effort’ needed to deliver affordable homes, says Grant

5 March 2018

Stuart Robertson.

More broadband upgrades in the pipeline

23 February 2018

NHS Shetland chief executive Ralph Roberts.

Locum costs stretch health board’s resources

20 February 2018

Lerwick Town Hall.

SIC passes budget: relief over improved deal, but worries about impact of council tax rise

14 February 2018

An aerial view of the Knab site. Photo courtesy of Shetland Islands Council.

Another workshop on uses for Knab site to be staged

14 February 2018

The council has received new recycling bins ready for distribution to households. Photo courtesy of SIC.

Brae and Muckle Roe to lead the way as SIC begins to introduce recycling collection

12 February 2018

Whalsay (pictured) and Aith schools already enjoy an early finish on Friday afternoons.

SIC needs to get new school timetable message across

12 February 2018

SIC head of finance Jonathan Belford.

SIC proposes 3 per cent council tax rise

7 February 2018

Councillors remove savings target from road gritting review

6 February 2018

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