Goodlad takes aim at illegal gill-netters as she pledges to make fishing a ‘top priority’ if elected
A political candidate has pledged to make fishing a “top priority” if elected – while taking aim at illegal gill-netters.
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Hyundai trots out Pony 2026–1 as peers set IPTs – GlobalCapital
Hyundai trots out Pony 2026–1 as peers set IPTs GlobalCapital
Crofters reminded to engage with registration requirements after ‘scary’ letters were sent – Shetland Times
Crofters reminded to engage with registration requirements after ‘scary’ letters were sent Shetland Times
Also in the news Also in the news 10 February 2026 – Shetland News
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Housing association boss is one of two appointments made to fuel advisory panel – Shetland Times
Housing association boss is one of two appointments made to fuel advisory panel Shetland Times
Goodlad takes aim at illegal gill-netters as she pledges to make fishing a ‘top priority’ if elected – Shetland Times
Goodlad takes aim at illegal gill-netters as she pledges to make fishing a ‘top priority’ if elected Shetland Times
Consultation events to be held over planned extension of Scord Quarry
Two meetings earmarked for Scalloway hall
Growth of Shetland golf at heart of national body visit to Dale
Scottish Golf chief executive Robbie Clyde visited Shetland to discuss the needs of isles golf and how to maintain and build on excellent growth.
Doctor ‘surprised and delighted’ to receive prestigious prize for her outstanding contribution to medical education
A doctor has received a prestigious prize for her outstanding contribution to medical education and service innovation in rural healthcare.
Six figure sum set to be spent on removing asbestos from historic hostel ahead of housing plans
The council is set to spend a six-figure sum on removing asbestos from a historic hostel as part of a wider plans to create affordable housing.