Scallop numbers at record high, but “clouds on the horizon”
Subsea cables, salmon farming and marine protected areas all threaten the sustainability of scalloping, according to fisheries managers
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Subsea cable repairs still expected on Saturday as Vodafone apologises for confusion – Shetland News
Subsea cable repairs still expected on Saturday as Vodafone apologises for confusion Shetland News
Charis Scott breaks Valkyries scoring record – Shetland Times
Charis Scott breaks Valkyries scoring record Shetland Times
Scallop numbers at record high, but inshore developments bring “clouds on the horizon” – Shetland Times
Scallop numbers at record high, but inshore developments bring “clouds on the horizon” Shetland Times
A ‘World Leading’ Fishing Nation: But It Isn’t Scotland – Daniel Lawson – The Fishing Daily
A ‘World Leading’ Fishing Nation: But It Isn’t Scotland – Daniel Lawson The Fishing Daily
VisitScotland ramps up campaign to attract off-season tourists
Tourism and events businesses in the isles are set to benefit from a boost in Scottish government funding, according to VisitScotland.
Scotland Launches 2 Million Campaign to Boost Off-Season Tourism in Shetland and Beyond – Travel And Tour World
Scotland Launches 2 Million Campaign to Boost Off-Season Tourism in Shetland and Beyond Travel And Tour World
VisitScotland ramps up campaign to attract off-season tourists – Shetland Times
VisitScotland ramps up campaign to attract off-season tourists Shetland Times
Man to stand trial for alleged rape of woman while she slept – Shetland Times
Man to stand trial for alleged rape of woman while she slept Shetland Times
Flaws, 12, wins four golds at swimming meet
Archie Flaws returned from the North District Distance Meet with four gold medals after representing the South Mainland swimming club in Aberdeen.