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Drink driver ‘beyond stupid’

3 February 2016

Fisherman had knife

3 February 2016

Car insurance clamp down

3 February 2016

Faulty router causes BT outage

3 February 2016

Shetland Arts general manager Graeme Howell.

The future of literature

2 February 2016

SNP candidate Danus Skene.

SNP candidate in hospital

2 February 2016

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BT fault causes major broadband disruption

2 February 2016

The Hjaltibonhoga fiddlers at the Edinburgh tattoo last summer.

Hjaltibonhoga fiddlers set for trip down under

2 February 2016

Husband and wife team Gilbert and Marianne Clark with the newly acquired Ronja Settler - Photo: Ben Mullay

Yell based company creates nine new jobs

1 February 2016

Council tax scam

1 February 2016

Hrossey - Photo: Mark Berry

Ferries stay in port

1 February 2016

Museum website relaunch

1 February 2016

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A snow plough clears the Kergord road - Photo: Elaine Falconer

Treacherous roads as heavy snow falls

30 January 2016

Ulsta Ferry terminal in Yell bearing the brunt of Friday's storm. Photo: Robert Odie

Power back on

30 January 2016

Dave Gifford's classic photo of the culmination of Tuesday's procession in Lerwick as a thousand guizers prepare to cast their burning torches into the galley.

Thousands watched UHA webcam

29 January 2016

Two people escaped uninjured when their van was blown over near Gulberwick on the A970 on Friday morning - Photo: Chris Cope/ShetNews

Storm Gertrude exits east as normality returns

29 January 2016

Lightning cuts power

28 January 2016

Multimedia movie-inspired show

28 January 2016

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Storm Gertrude closes all schools on Friday

28 January 2016

The multi-purpose oil support vessel Havila Phoenix entering Lerwick harbour - Photo: ShetNews

Port confident despite drop in oil related traffic

28 January 2016

A Loganair flight from Aberdeen sparked a full emergency at Sumburgh Airport when it landed on one engine on 23 December 2015 - Photo: Ronnie Robertson

Loganair talks in Shetland today

28 January 2016

Saving the seed corn

27 January 2016

Police control rooms close

25 January 2016

David Mach: Aagh - Speech Bubble

Mach exhibition at Bonhoga

25 January 2016

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Trio released on bail

25 January 2016

Three in custody

25 January 2016

The HNP building on Lerwick's Commercial Road.

Fishermen call for HNP dispute to be resolved

22 January 2016

The Hillbilly Shakespeare will be brought to life by Scottish singer/songwriter Dean Owens.

Hank Williams tribute

21 January 2016

Lord Wallace of Tankerness has pledged to pursue the idea of devolving the Crown Estate assets to the Scottish islands - Photo: ShetNews

Wallace push to devolve Crown Estate powers

21 January 2016

Ann Cleeves' latest book is the most popular item to be borrowed from the shelves of Shetland library.

Cleeves still most popular

21 January 2016

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Scottish Sea farms modern apprentice Martin Mladenov at the helm of his workboat.

Budding salmon apprentice

21 January 2016

An Eastern Airways oil charter flight landing at Aberdeen airport.

Eastern Airways emergency

21 January 2016

Fin whale was a humpback

21 January 2016

The Majestic creel boat is now sinking off Yell after taking in water on Thursday morning. Photo Ian Leask

Fishermen rescued from sinking boat

21 January 2016

Teen driver banned / court round-up

20 January 2016

Icy roads

21 January 2016

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Steven Goodlad, one of the 15 remaining qualified referees.

Shortage of football referees

20 January 2016

Hill won’t stand in dock

20 January 2016

CAB warns of phone scam

20 January 2016

Rhona Summer said this waxwings was gorging itself on apples until it could hardly fly - Photo: Rhona Summers

Waxwing delight

19 January 2016

A salmon farm in Vidlin voe. Tavish Scott is arguing that the industry should benefit, via the NAFC Marine Centre, from seabed revenue.

Tavish: NAFC should benefit from Crown Estate

19 January 2016

Boy hurt by car at Lochside

19 January 2016

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A snowy Sumburgh airport - Photo taken last February by Ronnie Robertson

Snow closes airport

19 January 2016

Aith Junior High School has received a good report from HMIe inspectors.

Positive inspection report for Aith junior high

19 January 2016

Aith lifeboat operations manager Jim Nicolson - Photo: RNLI

Aith lifeboat’s appeal for help

17 January 2016

Shetland MSP Tavish Scott on his visit to Shetland Farm Dairies to discuss changes to government subsidies.

Pressure on government over crofting subsidies

18 January 2016

Nursery window smashed

18 January 2016

Catch posts loss

15 January 2016

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