LETTER: Former economic development officer ‘immensely impressed’ by SNP candidate who would be ‘significant asset’ for Shetland
Ian MacKenzie shares his memories of working in the isles as an ordnance surveyor.
Category: News of Shetland
More than 20 Shetlanders complained about communication issues in 2025 – Shetland Times
More than 20 Shetlanders complained about communication issues in 2025 Shetland Times
LETTER: Former Sutherland economic development officer impressed by Hannah Mary Goodlad’s focus on tunnels – Shetland Times
LETTER: Former Sutherland economic development officer impressed by Hannah Mary Goodlad’s focus on tunnels Shetland Times
REVIEW: Meditative, therapeutic sounds blow away the winter blues
Performance is best approached with an open mind
Nugent welcomes emergence of new independence support group
Alliance will collaborate with Sovereignty and the Independence for Scotland party
REVIEW: Meditative, therapeutic sounds blow away the winter blues – Shetland Times
REVIEW: Meditative, therapeutic sounds blow away the winter blues Shetland Times
Sheep scab tests on ram imports show increased level of positive results
Animals could become infected during transit to the isles
Hjaltland pictured leaving dry dock ahead of her return to the lifeline ferry service
The Hjaltland passenger ferry has today (Saturday) been pictured today leaving dry dock – ahead of her scheduled return to service on Monday.
Fifty years after school kids gather for the Brae Up-Helly-Aa
Also in the news – 10 years on from ‘Save the Tug’ campaign and beginning of gas production at Total site
Shipbuilder which received £6m in public funding for Papa Stour electric ferry trial enters administration with all jobs lost
A shipbuilding firm which received millions of pounds of public funding to develop an electric ferry serving Papa Stour has entered administration.