New hospital plans remain on ‘pause’ with little progress expected until next year – Shetland Times
New hospital plans remain on ‘pause’ with little progress expected until next year Shetland Times
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LETTER: ‘Pertinent questions have been treated with impertinence and insolence’
Gordon Dargie questions the SIC’s reluctance to answer Freedom of Information requests.
TIMES PAST: Jailed for stealing barrel of tar; Icelander rescued from drowning; church membership declining; ferry passengers disinfected to stop foot and mouth; cookbook shortlisted for award
This week’s Times Past features two men jailed for stealing a barrel of tar and a look back at Islesburgh House’s annual social evening from 1976.
National poverty scheme helps less than four per cent of households in the isles
Macdonald says level of commitment ‘simply hasn’t matched’ urgency of the problem
Spectacular seven bedroom period property with its own luxury spa could be yours
A spectacular seven bedroom home with its own luxury spa has arrived on the market.
TIMES PAST: Jailed for stealing barrel of tar; Icelander rescued from drowning; church membership declining; ferry passengers disinfected to stop foot and mouth; cookbook shortlisted for award – Shetland Times
TIMES PAST: Jailed for stealing barrel of tar; Icelander rescued from drowning; church membership declining; ferry passengers disinfected to stop foot and mouth; cookbook shortlisted for award Shetland Times
National poverty scheme helps less than four per cent of households in the isles – Shetland Times
National poverty scheme helps less than four per cent of households in the isles Shetland Times
Labour candidate backs plans to cut number of health boards to just three
Opposition MSP warns against one-size-fits-all approach being adopted to run services in the isles
Record disruption reflected in external transport statistics
Poor weather over the new year was behind a significant drop in passenger numbers travelling to or from the isles.
Green MSP back calls for urgent action to address respiratory concerns in salmon industry
A Green MSP has backed calls from a union for urgent action to address respiratory health concerns among workers in Scotland’s salmon industry.