Election The ‘common sense’ candidate who says he “is in it to win” – Shetland News
Election The ‘common sense’ candidate who says he “is in it to win” Shetland News
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Digital physiotherapy service after pilot shows 75 per cent of patients require no further treatment
Pilot project has been extended for a further two years
digital physiotherapy service after pilot shows 75 per cent of patients require no further treatment – Shetland Times
digital physiotherapy service after pilot shows 75 per cent of patients require no further treatment Shetland Times
Three holiday homes proposed for Whiteness
Three new holiday homes have been proposed for a site in Whiteness.
Candidates split over SNP’s proposed price cap on essential food items at supermarkets
Holyrood hopefuls have clashed over SNP proposals to limit the impact of the cost of living through priice caps on essential food items.
Candidates split over SNP’s proposed price cap on essential food items at supermarkets – Shetland Times
Candidates split over SNP’s proposed price cap on essential food items at supermarkets Shetland Times
‘An ambitious, creative and innovative voice for Shetland’ – First Minister John Swinney praises Hannah Mary Goodlad’s isles campaign
Hannah Mary Goodlad is running a campaign that is “attractive” to voters, First Minister John Swinney has said – as he paid a visit to the isles.
Boost for isles football as two new match officials join referee ranks
Two new referees joined the ranks of Shetland football’s officials last week after repeated calls for anyone to pick up a whistle.
Human stories behind the headstones to be shared during tours of Commonwealth war graves
Tours in Lerwick will take place at the start of War Graves Week
‘Shetland is my number one priority’ – Goodlad challenges SNP vision with local perspective
SNP Candidate Hannah Mary Goodlad Diverges From Party Line on Phones and North Sea Oil