Eighty five per cent of all at sea inspections are carried out on UK fishing vessels.
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Councillor challenges Marine Scotland on fishing boat inspections
Britain could remain in CFP till 2022 with no say over fisheries.
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A local retail business has donated £500 to Shetland foodbank to help those in need.
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Impressive variety of arts and crafts on sale at Clickimin
Peter Sandison, originally from Unst, lived in the California town for about five years.
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MORE favourable trade terms for the UK to access EU markets following Brexit are likely to depend on EU fishing vessels being given continued access to UK waters.
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Treatment in Lerwick could save money and patient distress
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There are currently eight fewer sailings to allow for maintenance and training.
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A MULTI-agency emergency planning exercise is set to take place in Lerwick next year to explore the consequences of a major terrorist incident on a cruise ship.
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OVER 20 organisations will vie for funding at a participatory budgeting event due to be held in the South Mainland this weekend.
Scalloway introduces humane fish slaughter.
MORE social housing could be on the horizon for Sandwick after plans were submitted for 12 units.
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BT is reminding its customers to continue being on their guard when receiving cold calls from companies pretending to work on behalf of the communication company.
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Regional symbols will be burned at Holyrood
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Shetland Solidarity with Refugees has used Brevik House for around two years.
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David Spence and Rhona Tait were highly commended at the SQA ceremony.
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ISLANDERS commemorated the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War with a Festival of Remembrance. Alex Garrick-Wright reports.
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AITH lifeboat and the Sumburgh based search and rescue helicopter were called out on Sunday afternoon Shetland Coastguard received reports of a capsized boat off Muckle Roe.
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A SERIES of events in Shetland to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War are under way in Lerwick, writes Alex Garrick-Wright.
Events are taking place to mark the centenary of the end of WWI.
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The northbound ferry will only leave for Lerwick in the early hours.
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Transport links to blame for the situation, says councillor.
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SENTENCE has been deferred on two men who pleaded guilty on Wednesday to supplying cannabis over a 16 month period in Shetland.
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TWO FAMILIES who have fled civil war in Syria will be resettled in Shetland in the coming weeks.
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