REVIEW: Saga translation ‘supersedes all its predecessors’ – Shetland Times
REVIEW: Saga translation ‘supersedes all its predecessors’ Shetland Times
Category: News of Shetland
Election Goodlad calls on SNP government to reverse pelagic landing obligation decision – Shetland News
Election Goodlad calls on SNP government to reverse pelagic landing obligation decision Shetland News
‘Dangerous precedent’ – politicians condemn new landing requirements which pelagic fishermen warn could change the family owned fleet for ever – Shetland Times
‘Dangerous precedent’ – politicians condemn new landing requirements which pelagic fishermen warn could change the family owned fleet for ever Shetland Times
Armitage seeks Greens candidacy declaring ‘I can be the voice of challenge and change that Shetland desperately needs’
Shetland Greens councillor Alex Armitage has announced he has put himself forward to stand as the party’s candidate in next year’s Holyrood elections.
Armitage seeks Greens candidacy declaring ‘I can be the voice of challenge and change that Shetland desperately needs’ – Shetland Times
Armitage seeks Greens candidacy declaring ‘I can be the voice of challenge and change that Shetland desperately needs’ Shetland Times
Spotting Wild Otters in the Shetland Islands – Britannica
Spotting Wild Otters in the Shetland Islands Britannica
Bus driver fined for completing school run with doors open while pupils on board
A bus driver has been fined £400 for completing the after-school run with 10 children on board while the passenger door was open.
Bus driver fined for completing school run with doors open while pupils on board – Shetland Times
Bus driver fined for completing school run with doors open while pupils on board Shetland Times
Bairns’ book featuring folklore and a Shaetlan translation has been inspiring children to set off in search of mystical creatures
A children’s tale of wild adventure has inspired bairns to set off in search of mystical creatures.
STRAIGHT TALKING: Closure of rural schools and increasing urban sprawl is forcing bairns out of their communities
Donald Murray takes a look back at his primary school days.