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“The challenge for us is; do we provide a service or do we not? “The consequences for the community of not providing a ...
One councillor says he is ‘irked’ by the language used on the redesigned NorthLink website around cabins on longer sailings ...
NHS SHETLAND has confirmed one of its clinicians is earning around £375,000 a year - making them one of the highest paid ...
ALMOST ONE in six voters in the Northern Isles would cast their vote for Reform UK, a YouGov projection shows. The party is ...
We know how much money can be made from wind farm projects, says Alice Mathewson of North Yell Development Council ...
PHOTOS of two buses passing each other have been used to support the case for the full widening of the A970 road at Levenwick. Jacklyn Smith, who previously worked as a driver for Cunningsburgh based ...
FROM offering a listening ear to revellers and clearing up broken bottles, to providing flip-flops to women needing a more ...
THE OPERATOR of the Sullom Voe Terminal has launched a new subsidiary company which will oversee new energy projects including plans to turn the site into a “green hub”. EnQuest said it will still ...
A NEW acting headteacher has been appointed to lead schools in Sandwick and Fair Isle until the end of the year. Melvyn Clark will perform the dual role at Fair Isle primary, which has two pupils, and ...
TEN pupils from the Shetland Community School of Ballet will be heading to Germany soon to attend a week-long dance workshop ...
ROBOTIC lawnmowers are in operation at the Tingwall graveyard - with ones in Sandwick and Mid Yell expected to start work ...
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