IN NUMBERS: A look back at the 2026 Highland Fuels Cup – Who will win?
The Shetland Times takes a look back at the 2026 Highland Fuels Cup as Lerwick celtic and Ness United are set to clash in tomorrow’s final.
Category: News of Shetland
NATURE: Bonaparte’s gull, named after Napoleon’s nephew, nests in trees
Nature writer Joyce J M Garden takes a look at the Bonaparte’s gull, the Pink Moon and kelp forests.
Fiercely contested talent show featuring singing, drumming and dancing raises almost £6,000 for fight against cancer
A dance troupe captivated the crowds at Shetland’s Got Talent to be crowned winner of this year’s hotly contested competition.
REVIEW: ‘Quaint and nostalgic’ paintings, drawings and smoked plates ‘capture essence of the past’
Reviewer Stephen Gordon says “you can’t beat a cartoon”.
Lie-flat pods on track to be installed by end of April, says NorthLink
The eagerly anticipated lie-flat pods will be installed in NorthLink’s passenger ferries by the end of the month, the operator has confirmed
South Mainland power cut affects dozens of homes
Dozens of households in the South Mainland are without electricity after a power cut.
Town hall to be out of action during major plumbing works to complete district heating connection
The town hall is likely to be out of action for around three months while the next phase of work to install district heating takes place.
NorthLink warns of more weather related delays to freight and passenger sailings
NorthLink has warned of more weather-related disruption on tonight’s (Sunday) sailings.
LETTER: A minority government with isles Lib Dems holding the balance of power is the best possible outcome for Shetland
John Tulloch shares his thoughts on the election contest between the SNP and Scottish Liberal Democrats and what it means for Shetland.
South Mainland power cut affects dozens of homes – Shetland Times
South Mainland power cut affects dozens of homes Shetland Times