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Over 210 people took part in Baltasound's annual charity run - the biggest turnout yet. Photo: Desley Stickle

Baltasound enjoys biggest charity run to date

22 March 2016

Warning over invoices scam

21 March 2016

‘We will find you’, police warn dealers after latest seizure

21 March 2016

Pair appear on drug charges

21 March 2016

Missing man traced

21 March 2016

Saturday's worth Nesting wild fire seen from Whalsay - Photo: Ivan Reid

Nesting grass fire

19 March 2016

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The Lerwick lifeboat tows in the speedboat Kestrel on Friday afternoon. Photo Carole Flaws

Lifeboat tow in

18 March 2016

Shetland Islands Council is taking part again in WWF Earth Hour.

Lights off for Earth Hour

19 March 2016

Assault at ex-public loos

18 March 2016

Altogether now. Education and families committee vice chairman George Smith, who also chairs the Shetland Sporting Partnership Strategic Group, sinks his spade into the Clickimin soil to mark the start of work on the new indoor pitch. Smith is flanked by (from left) Cllr Billy Fox, Cllr Vaila Wishart, site supervisor with contractor Collinson Ryan Davies, Cllr Peter Campbell, Shetland Recreational Trust general manager James Johnston, SRT technical services manager David Wagstaff, and Trevor Smith and Annie Nicolson from the Anderson High School project team.

First turf cut on new indoor pitch

17 March 2016

Elinor Thompson (fourth from left) with a special award for Leadership in Social Work, presented at the Scottish Association of Social Work annual awards in Edinburgh on Tuesday evening. Elinor is the Team Leader for Children and Families Social Work Team with Shetland Islands Council, and is pictured here with colleagues (from left) Victoria Robertson, Martha Nicolson, Natalie Leask and Hannah Burgess.

Award for social worker

17 March 2016

Scottish Green MSP John Finnie

Green candidate visit

17 March 2016

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Assaulting the law

17 March 2016

Corkscrew threat

17 March 2016

A grass fire in Sandness threatened nearby overhead power lines. Photo Michael Mann

Grass fire threatened power lines

17 March 2016

Wheel Bar assault

17 March 2016

Ollaberry power cut

17 March 2016

Intoxicated driver banned / court round-up

16 March 2016

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Sound Service Station has been taken over by J&G Shetland. Photo: Shetnews/Neil Riddell

New owners for Sound Service Station

16 March 2016

Public can choose monthly film at Mareel

16 March 2016

Bambino & Beyond's Jenny Teale.

Bambino&Beyond nominated

16 March 2016

A piece of work by Anna Clark that formed part of Orkney College UHI's 2015 degree show.

College’s fine art course

16 March 2016

Finnish seven-piece Tsuumi Sound System are a late addition to this year's folk festival.

Finns added to folk fest

16 March 2016

Samaritans branch chairwoman Edith Leask pictured with the two visiting inspectors Maggie Mehta and Monica Wyatt.

Samaritans in safe hands

15 March 2016

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Two hurt in accident at Levenwick

15 March 2016

Pensioner injured

15 March 2016

Social worker of the year nominee Elinor Thompson, who works for the SIC.

Social worker shortlisted

14 March 2016

Keep dogs under control

14 March 2016

Vandalism outside hotel

14 March 2016

BP reported a gas leak at Sullom Voe oil terminal on saturday afternoon.

BP contains gas leak at Sullom Voe terminal

12 March 2016

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Missing teenagers traced safe and well

11 March 2016

Alleged arsonist back in court

11 March 2016

NorthLink ferries Hjaltland and Hrossey. Photo Will Rodger

Streamline lose £12.7m lifeline ferry court case

11 March 2016

2016 Shetland Wool Week patron Ella Gordon. Photo: Jeni Reid.

Ella is wool week patron

9 March 2016

The Murchison platform when it was still producing oil. Photo CNR International

Oil rig crane collapse

10 March 2016

HMRC scam warning

9 March 2016

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The Hjaltland, one of NorthLink's passenger ferries. Photo: Ian Leask

NorthLink has ‘best ferry’

9 March 2016

Image courtesy of Nova Innovation.

Companies hail first power from tidal turbine

9 March 2016

This year's Lerwick UHA Guizer Jarl Mark Evans. The Althing will ask "whether it's time gender equality reached Lerwick Up Helly Aa". Photo: Shetnews/Hans J. Marter

Althing to debate Lerwick UHA and gender equality

8 March 2016

A group of mostly Syrian refugees arriving in the Greek island of Lesvos after crossing the Aegean Sea from Turkey. Photo: UNHCR

MP’s concerns over UK’s approach to migrant crisis

8 March 2016

An artist's illustration of Da Lightsome Buoy at Lerwick waterfront.

Sculpture design unveiled

7 March 2016

Loganair student fares

7 March 2016

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David Brown traced

7 March 2016

Shetland's successful young trad trio Mike Laurenson, Anya Johnston and Jodie Smith.

Trad trio’s Falkirk success

7 March 2016

Medication stolen

6 March 2016

The start line at the Baltasound fun run for Sport Relief back in 2012.

Unst charity fun run

4 March 2016

St Olaf St scuffle

4 March 2016

Butcher admits assaults

4 March 2016

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