In pictures: Cullivoe Up-Helly-Aa
Photographer Dave Donaldson was on hand during a spectacular night at the Cullivoe Up-Helly-Aa.
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LETTER: Why did Greens candidate crticise new walk-in GP clinic plan? Is he getting a little too big for his green wellies?
Chris Bain from Levenwick questions Greens candidate Alex Armitage’s criticism of walk-in GP clinics.
SOUNDING OFF: Communities despair at wholesale changes foisted onto them in an unplanned, uncoordinated race to grab a slice of the energy gravy train
Moraig Lyall says she is increasingly unconvinced the frantic activity towards reducing reliance on oil will have the desired effect.
Hospital ward visiting restrictions introduced for second time in two weeks amid outbreak of respiratory illness
A respiratory illness outbreak has led to hospital visiting restrictions being reintroduced – just days after previous measures were lifted.
In pictures: Cullivoe Up-Helly-Aa – Shetland Times
In pictures: Cullivoe Up-Helly-Aa Shetland Times
Community Drama group presented with Kings Award for voluntary service – Shetland News
Community Drama group presented with Kings Award for voluntary service Shetland News
LETTER: Is Shetland Greens candidate Alex Armitage getting a little too big for his green wellies? – Shetland Times
LETTER: Is Shetland Greens candidate Alex Armitage getting a little too big for his green wellies? Shetland Times
Hospital ward visiting restrictions introduced for second time in two weeks amid outbreak of respiratory illness – Shetland Times
Hospital ward visiting restrictions introduced for second time in two weeks amid outbreak of respiratory illness Shetland Times
STRAIGHT TALKING: Communities despair at wholesale changes foisted onto them in an unplanned, uncoordinated race to grab a slice of the energy gravy train
Moraig Lyall says she is increasingly unconvinced the frantic activity towards reducing reliance on oil will have the desired effect.
‘It was utterly overwhelming…’ – Swinney backs SaxaVord Spaceport
The first minister has signed his name on what is hoped to be the first rocket to launch from SaxaVord Spaceport – as he pledged his support.