NATURE: Primroses are cheerful sights in spring – and are also associated with fairies in folklore
Nature writer Joyce J M Garden investigates the sights of spring in Shetland.
Looking back on the week – pool closure, election candidates, fundraiser joy – Shetland News
Looking back on the week – pool closure, election candidates, fundraiser joy Shetland News
LETTER: Despite many energy projects going ahead, fuel poverty is still on the rise and our residents are still paying crippling electricity bills
Colin Clark from Gulberwick says Scottish Liberal Democrat candidate Emma Macdonald’s record on fuel poverty does not stand up to scrutiny.
Cadets presented with awards and promotions for ‘exceptional’ efforts
“Choosing cadets to receive individual awards is always a difficult choice with so many cadets doing exceptionally well over the previous year.”
CLASSIC CAR: The dreaded tin-worm has made its presence felt – and needs tackling urgently
“Do not lay up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy and where thieves break in and steal.”
LETTER: Despite many energy projects going ahead, fuel poverty is still on the rise and our residents are still paying crippling electricity bills – Shetland Times
LETTER: Despite many energy projects going ahead, fuel poverty is still on the rise and our residents are still paying crippling electricity bills Shetland Times
Letters Visceral and sublime – Shetland News
Letters Visceral and sublime Shetland News
Cadets presented with awards and promotions for ‘exceptional’ efforts – Shetland Times
Cadets presented with awards and promotions for ‘exceptional’ efforts Shetland Times
Cadets presented with awards and promotions for ‘execptional’ efforts – Shetland Times
Cadets presented with awards and promotions for ‘execptional’ efforts Shetland Times
LETTER: We should be outraged by the disregard shown by the Scottish government for our fishing crews
“Decisions about Scotland should be made by politicians elected by and answerable only to voters in Scotland.”