Council seeks permission to crush 6,000 tonnes of excavated rock at the Knab – Shetland Times
Council seeks permission to crush 6,000 tonnes of excavated rock at the Knab Shetland Times
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NATURE: One of the rarest breeding birds in Britain eat their own feathers to filter out fish bones
Unusually, a puffin has also been recorded in Quendale Bay.
Bus driver fined for completing school run with doors open while pupils on board
A bus driver has been fined £400 for completing the after-school run with 10 children on board while the passenger door was open.
Bus driver fined for completing school run with doors open while pupils on board – Shetland Times
Bus driver fined for completing school run with doors open while pupils on board Shetland Times
History Delting Disaster remembered 125 years on – Shetland News
History Delting Disaster remembered 125 years on Shetland News
Marine Whitefish landings down but prices up – Shetland News
Marine Whitefish landings down but prices up Shetland News
Bus fare pilot, marine funding and more… – Shetland News
Bus fare pilot, marine funding and more… Shetland News
Court Sheriff Cruickshank hopes he has ‘stamped his mark’ on Lerwick court as he departs – Shetland News
Court Sheriff Cruickshank hopes he has ‘stamped his mark’ on Lerwick court as he departs Shetland News
Hundreds of homes still using old-style RTS meters
A third of RTS meters yet to be replaced are in Scotland
Hundreds of homes still using old-style RTS meters – Shetland Times
Hundreds of homes still using old-style RTS meters Shetland Times