SOUNDING OFF Who is getting the good of Scotland’s fish? And why is it not Scotland?
Daniel Lawson of the Shetland Fishermen’s Association offers a detailed assessment of the challenges facing the local fleet.
New laws could see those who damage subsea cables around Shetland jailed
New offences would be based on a three-tier culpability structure depending on whether the conduct is intentional, reckless or grossly negligent.
Stretch of A970 to close to allow for work on new water treatment plant
The project had been scheduled for completion next month.
SOUNDING OFF Who is getting the good of Scotland’s fish? And why is it not Scotland? – Shetland Times
SOUNDING OFF Who is getting the good of Scotland’s fish? And why is it not Scotland? Shetland Times
Stretch of A970 to close to allow for work on new water treatment plant – Shetland Times
Stretch of A970 to close to allow for work on new water treatment plant Shetland Times
New laws could see those who damage subsea cables around Shetland jailed – Shetland Times
New laws could see those who damage subsea cables around Shetland jailed Shetland Times
Shetland Arts invites contributions ahead of the next Story Slam event
The third such event in Mareel, the upcoming date on Sunday, 1st November is also a part of the Scottish International Storytelling Festival.
Warnings of flooding and travel disruption as Storm Boleo hits Shetland this weekend
The RNLI has also issued a statement encouraging people to “exercise extreme caution” near the shoreline.
Energy and transport on agenda as SIC delegation attends SNP conference – Shetland News
Energy and transport on agenda as SIC delegation attends SNP conference Shetland News
Shetland Arts invites contributions ahead of the next Story Slam event – Shetland Times
Shetland Arts invites contributions ahead of the next Story Slam event Shetland Times