After R.W Bayes closed on Christmas Eve for the very last time, Neil Anderson looks back at more than 41 years in a job that became a way of life
Memories of a life in an old-fashioned shop that became an institution
Mary Blance pays tribute to writer, poet and former Brae teacher George PS Peterson who has died aged 90.
New COPE Ltd CEO Steven Coutts discusses the successful social enterprise, life as a councillor and the pitfalls of social media
The local charity is looking for a new prevention education coordinator
Journalist Jen Stout speaks to Jane Moncrieff about her life and how she came to report from war-torn Ukraine
Shetland Central member Ian Scott left the council chamber due to ‘conflict of interest’
North Yell Development Council launched its five-turbine Garth wind farm in 2017 and plenty is on the horizon for go-ahead group
Brian Smith has written an obituary for Jim Irvine, who passed away last month
Retired skippers John Arthur Irvine and Willie Williamson have more than 100 years of fishing between them. Both played a key role in progressing Whalsay’s pelagic fishing industry to what it is today. Here they share some of their stories with Chloe Irvine.
Libby Weir-Breen, who helped to put Shetland on the world’s wildlife tourism map and founded the Island Holidays tour business with the late Bobby Tulloch, has died at the age of 72.
‘There’s been a lot of history of great music in Shetland, so if I could link that up with a bit of Brighton, that would be good fun’, guitarist and music educator Bruce Dickinson says after moving north
Former SIC vice-convener, whaler and crofter passes away at 92
It is now almost a year since the first Coronavirus cases were detected in Shetland. After having been at the centre of these first cases Iain and Suzanne Malcolmson reflect on how the year has been for them.
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