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Having assumed that all the surviving papers of the Reverend Kenneth Speckle B.D.Edin (failed), 1747-18??, had been located ...
PLANS to introduce zonal energy pricing, which could have resulted in cheaper bills for places with higher electricity supply ...
PEOPLE are putting themselves and puffins at serious risk by climbing walls at Sumburgh to take nature pictures, an RSPB ...
WATER from the Burn of Sound will make its way to Orkney tonight (Friday) to be used in the opening ceremony of tomorrow’s ...
Shetland News was invited to the set of season 10 at the end of June to see a scene being shot at Lerwick’s lifeboat pier, ...
WITH nearly 100 young performers, the ALICE Theatre Project’s recent Saga Stanes show was pretty big - and that is not ...
A NEW archaeology display exploring the timeless role of toys and games in childhood has launched at the Shetland Museum and ...
“Putin’s friendship and welcome are hardly an endorsement worth having so I will take this travel ban as a point of pride.” The Russian Federation’s ministry of foreign affairs published the names of ...
A WHITBY-based company has been awarded the contract to build the new Fair Isle ferry. Parkol Marine Engineering has been awarded the £5.6 million contract following an open tender exercise. Shetland ...
COMPANIES making money from oil should not be allowed to teach children about the environment, a Green MSP has claimed.
This story contains details of domestic abuse. If you have been affected by this issue, help is available. A HUSBAND who ...
A SUBSEA cable which could “transform connectivity” in Shetland is set to be explored by the newly merged VodafoneThree. The mobile network giant has announced it will carry out a feasibility study ...