A soul lifting operatic journey through Scotland
Westside resident Sally Huband has been forced to sell her house in East Burrafirth to escape subaudible acoustic emissions from the Viking turbines. Here she details her – so far – unsuccessful attempts to get the industry to act on the issue.
A Bristol based journalist has written the first book on the Viking wind farm, after being inspired to explore the topic after attending her dad’s funeral in Voe
Local history teacher Jon Sandison reviews Jonathan Wills’ book on his uncle Davie and his time as a prisoner of war
After resigning as a councillor at the end of October, Tom Morton reflects on his two and a half years representing the Shetland North ward as well as Scottish Labour.
As the Viking Energy wind farm and interconnector are officially activated, retired teacher Frank Hay, the chair of Sustainable Shetland – the campaign group that has been opposing the wind farm project for more than 15 years – reflects on how this was achieved and at what cost.
Highland and Island Labour MSP and shadow cabinet secretary for rural affairs, land reform and the islands, Rhoda Grant, responds to Adrian Brockless’ letter of 5 August
Christian S Tait’s new poetry collection Emojis in the Margin charts the stages of grief and bereavement
Davie Gardner celebrates the first night of Shetland’s latest music festival and hopes for more
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