Stay in converted crofthouse is top prize in fundraising raffle for charity
Old stone byre is now a comfy area with jacuzzi tub and beautiful view
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Councillor and former Viking Energy director backs energy moratorium – but remains supportive of plans currently on the table for Sullom Voe
“While we recognise the depth of feeling here in Shetland, we feel kind we’re not walking the same sort of road.”
Much loved public hall saved for ‘many years to come’ after community turned out in force following urgent closure warnings
“We now have a robust new committee to keep the hall going for many years to come.”
Stay in converted crofthouse is top prize in fundraising raffle for charity – Shetland Times
Stay in converted crofthouse is top prize in fundraising raffle for charity Shetland Times
Views sought on benefits and pressures of cruise tourism in Shetland – Shetland News
Views sought on benefits and pressures of cruise tourism in Shetland Shetland News
Councillor and former Viking Energy director backs energy moratorium – but remains supportive of plans currently on the table for Sullom Voe – Shetland Times
Councillor and former Viking Energy director backs energy moratorium – but remains supportive of plans currently on the table for Sullom Voe Shetland Times
My quest to the most northerly point of the British Isles: A journey around the ‘island above all others’ – The Independent
My quest to the most northerly point of the British Isles: A journey around the ‘island above all others’ The Independent
Ithaca outlines latest West of Shetland start-up/ramp-up schedules – offshore-mag.com
Ithaca outlines latest West of Shetland start-up/ramp-up schedules offshore-mag.com
Sandwick ends 63 years of heartbreak in Viking Parish Cup with victory over rivals Southend
This match was defined by moments, and Sandwick got the better of them.
SOUNDING OFF: Expensive travel and a lack of housing are making it increasingly hard to thrive in Shetland – and perhaps we have run out of time to save our spirit of community
As she leaves Shetland, sociaology graduate and development consultant Judith Fenton reflects on the health of the isles’ communities.