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Labour's Robina Barton, Liberal Democrat Tavish Scott, SNP man Danus Skene and the Tories' Cameron Smith.

No latecomers to race for isles’ Holyrood seat

4 April 2016

2016 Shetland Darts Masters winner Michael van Gerwen, from the Netherlands, at Clickimin on Saturday night. Photo: Davie Gardner

Dutchman wins hugely entertaining darts masters

3 April 2016

Folk legend Carthy to visit

2 April 2016

Extraordinary admission!

3 April 2016

A second application has been submitted to turn Viewforth House into an accommodation unit for workers on the new Anderson High School.

Second Viewforth planning bid

1 April 2016

The Shetland Gas Plant which is still being completed after running £300 million over budget.

Gas plant industrial relations crisis averted

1 April 2016

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Movie-making workshops

1 April 2016

Hammer brandished

1 April 2016

The isle of Linga as envisaged by Richard Gibson Architects five years ago.

Norse nudists plan west side island idyll

1 April 2016

Stock clearance at the Lerwick Hydro Electric shop

Jobs at risk as Hydro Electric shop closes

31 March 2016

Fined for assault

31 March 2016

Commercial Street crash

31 March 2016

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Five drivers were fined on Wednesday after ignoring the vehicle ban on Lerwick's Commercial Street

Commercial Street crackdown

31 March 2016

Man exposed himself in pub

30 March 2016

Drove into a 10-year-old

30 March 2016

Cannabis entrepreneur jailed

30 March 2016

Compassionate fares uptake

30 March 2016

‘Ashamed’ thief handed a three-year jail term

30 March 2016

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The smaller of Mareel's two cinema screens is currently out of action.

Screen two out of action

30 March 2016

Reckless driving

30 March 2016

Jim Salestrom and Livingston Taylor are both set to return to Unst in August this year - Photo: Davie Gardner

Music festival goes ‘peerie’

30 March 2016

Fined for shouting IRA slogan

29 March 2016

Trio fined by court

29 March 2016

Car park ‘misunderstanding’ led to assault

29 March 2016

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Shaun Alderman.

Young Scots finalist

29 March 2016

The late Rhoda Bulter.

‘Boannie Blue’ tales sought

28 March 2016

The front of the Sella Ness accommodation block.

Shetland FM wins BP accommodation contract

28 March 2016

Ross Williamson

Missing man found safe and well

27 March 2016

NorthLink delays

27 March 2016

Errand Davies in action. Photo Kevin Jones

Erraid’s fundraiser

25 March 2016

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Shetland CAB future secured

25 March 2016

A subdued mood has settled on Sullom Voe oil terminal as it prepares to lose one quarter of its employees over the next three months.

Sullom Voe to lose one quarter of its staff

25 March 2016

Volunteers galore! Scores of young people received certificates for their community efforts this week. Photo VAS

Future “in extremely good hands”

25 March 2016

Shetland's first blended whisky has won gold in San Francisco.

Distiller bags gold and silver

24 March 2016

Liberal Democrat candidate Tavish Scott launched his fifth election campaign for Holyrood on Thursday.

Wir Shetland backs Tavish for Holyrood

24 March 2016

Easter ferry runs

25 March 2016

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Alistair Carmichael outside the Court of Session in Edinburgh last December where he won his case but was told he had to pay his own legal costs.

Liberal foundation helps MP with legal fees

24 March 2016

Police are cracking down on cars driving and parking on Commercial Street.

Police traffic warning

24 March 2016

Police seize heroin at ferry terminal

24 March 2016

Unst power cut

24 March 2016

Make sure you can vote

23 March 2016

Drunk woman in town arrest

23 March 2016

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Lerwick Town Hall is going purple this weekend.

Town hall goes purple

23 March 2016

Seminar to explore issues of justice

22 March 2016

Plans to increase server capacity

22 March 2016

Enjoying the teas and home bakes are: (back row - left to right)) Hjaltland captain John Strathearn, hotel director Seamus Campbell, John Daly, purser; (front row - left to right): lifeboat mechanic Ian Harms, coxswain Bruce Leask, ladies' committee member Ann Marie Mullay, lifeboat crewman Ian Derbyshire, ladies' guild treasurer Rhoda Watt and lifeboat crewman Dieter Glaser - Photo: Jane Leask

Coffee morning raises £3,000

22 March 2016

Not throwing bricks at you

22 March 2016

Holly Irvine's drawing pipped thousands of other entries for a place in the top 30.

Holly’s artwork commended

22 March 2016

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