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RunFest back to put runners through their paces – Shetland News

Posted on August 30, 2026 by gB2T6Gy

RunFest back to put runners through their paces  Shetland News

Work to start shortly on the “upgrade project” in North Mainland’s electricity distribution infrastructure – Shetland Times

Posted on August 30, 2026 by gB2T6Gy

Work to start shortly on the “upgrade project” in North Mainland’s electricity distribution infrastructure  Shetland Times

MSP says ‘connectivity isn’t a luxury in Shetland; it is our lifeline’ as 3,000 homes now have faster broadband. – Shetland Times

Posted on August 30, 2026 by gB2T6Gy

MSP says ‘connectivity isn’t a luxury in Shetland; it is our lifeline’ as 3,000 homes now have faster broadband.  Shetland Times

‘Timely access to care and support saves lives’ – People invited to light a candle to remember lives lost on Overdose Awareness Day

Posted on August 30, 2026 by gB2T6Gy

It will take place from 8-10pm tomorrow at the Lerwick Flower Park.

NATURE: Delicate-looking and slender, the common blue damselfly lay eggs which hatch into fierce predatory larvae

Posted on August 30, 2026 by gB2T6Gy

Weak fliers, they hunt by hovering over the vegetation picking off flies and midges, using their bristle-covered legs like baskets to trap their prey.

‘Dust off your trainers and start preparing’ for return of popular charity fun run and walk

Posted on August 30, 2026 by gB2T6Gy

“When we started planning the 20th anniversary, it didn’t feel right not to bring back the fun run.”

Stables forced to close after appeal against planning enforcement is rejected

Posted on August 30, 2026 by gB2T6Gy

The Scottish government’s planning and environmental appeals division published its decision this week.

SIC invites local business to take part in an online survey to understand the impact of “cruise tourism” in the isles

Posted on August 30, 2026 by gB2T6Gy

A survey has been launched asking businesses about the benefits and drawbacks of cruise tourism.

NATURE: Delicate-looking and slender, the common blue damselfly lay eggs which hatch into fierce predatory larvae – Shetland Times

Posted on August 30, 2026 by gB2T6Gy

NATURE: Delicate-looking and slender, the common blue damselfly lay eggs which hatch into fierce predatory larvae  Shetland Times

Candlelit vigil to mark overdose awareness day – Shetland News

Posted on August 30, 2026 by gB2T6Gy

Candlelit vigil to mark overdose awareness day  Shetland News

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