LETTER: Tax wealthy retirees, reform the council and fund local services
James Paton suggests recent debates around hockey pitches and swimming pools have demonstrated an inability to govern these islands,
Author: sakana1
TIMES PAST: Somme memorial; schools shake-up; scrap NorthLink tender process; Leese from Lerwick to Lauder; graduation ceremony
This week’s Times Past includes a look back to when participants in First World War uniforms appeared unexpectedly in locations around Shetland.
STRAIGHT TALKING: The state does not own our kids and should not be encouraging pupils to ‘experiment’ with sexual identity
Parents have the ultimate responsibility for, and decision rights over, the education of their children.
‘We have the best team’ – Restaurant ‘absolutely delighted’ to have been nominated for ‘best eating experience’ award – Shetland Times
‘We have the best team’ – Restaurant ‘absolutely delighted’ to have been nominated for ‘best eating experience’ award Shetland Times
LETTER: Tax wealthy retirees, reform the council and fund local services – Shetland Times
LETTER: Tax wealthy retirees, reform the council and fund local services Shetland Times
Lack of public confidence – Shetland News
Lack of public confidence Shetland News
‘Phenomenal Phoebe’ team set off on Sumburgh to Lerwick fundraising walk – Shetland News
‘Phenomenal Phoebe’ team set off on Sumburgh to Lerwick fundraising walk Shetland News
TIMES PAST: Somme memorial; schools shake-up; scrap NorthLink tender process; Leese from Lerwick to Lauder; graduation ceremony – Shetland Times
TIMES PAST: Somme memorial; schools shake-up; scrap NorthLink tender process; Leese from Lerwick to Lauder; graduation ceremony Shetland Times
‘It’s just grown and grown’ – football camp sees biggest numbers yet – Shetland News
‘It’s just grown and grown’ – football camp sees biggest numbers yet Shetland News
Dim Riv committee warns vandals cutting mooring ropes in the harbour could cause thousands of pounds worth of damage – Shetland Times
Dim Riv committee warns vandals cutting mooring ropes in the harbour could cause thousands of pounds worth of damage Shetland Times