Memorial trophy goes to ‘give it a go’ athlete
Redman opted to ‘give it a go’ – despite harbouring doubts due to illness
Category: News of Shetland
Loganair plans to reinstate threatened lifeline services between Sumburgh and Inverness by October – but only if funding is found
Chief executive Luke Farajallah said the decision to temporarily close the services had been “one of the hardest decisions we have had to make”.
Fire service to spend around £200k on ‘modular welfare units’ as all but two stations in ‘bad’ or ‘poor’ condition
Modular welfare units, station refurbishment, and regular progress updates are included in the fire service’s Shetland-specific asset management plan.
Woman admits carrying out domestic abuse against her partner
Sentence deferred for background reports
Shetland island road tunnel to open by 2034 under advanced plan – The Times
Shetland island road tunnel to open by 2034 under advanced plan The Times
Also in the news 11 June 2026 – Shetland News
Also in the news 11 June 2026 Shetland News
Fire service to spend around £200k on ‘modular welfare units’ as all but two stations in ‘bad’ or ‘poor’ condition – Shetland Times
Fire service to spend around £200k on ‘modular welfare units’ as all but two stations in ‘bad’ or ‘poor’ condition Shetland Times
Loganair calls for government commitment to protect essential regional routes – Shetland News
Loganair calls for government commitment to protect essential regional routes Shetland News
Loganair plans to reinstate threatened lifeline services between Sumburgh and Inverness by October
Chief executive Luke Farajallah said the decision to temporarily close the services had been “one of the hardest decisions we have had to make”.
Walk-in clinic forced to close for a day due to staffing pressures – and other health centres to shut for the World Cup bank holiday
The walk-in centre is scheduled to move to a seven-day operating model from next month.