RSPB has ‘serious concerns’ around cumulative impact on birds from developments across Shetland – Shetland News
RSPB has ‘serious concerns’ around cumulative impact on birds from developments across Shetland Shetland News
Category: News of Shetland
Community fight back against the ‘industrial land grab’ of renewables is gaining momentum as calls are made for Shetland to join the battle
A senior councillor is leading calls for Shetland to join a community fight against the mass industrialisation of rural areas posed by renewables.
The best in Highland hospitality – who deserves to be rewarded for tourism excellence in 2026?
The Highlands and Islands Thistle Awards celebrate the best in the business – and in our communities. It’s time to nominate your heroes of hospitality
Community fight back against the ‘industrial land grab’ of renewables is gaining momentum as calls are made for Shetland to join the battle – Shetland Times
Community fight back against the ‘industrial land grab’ of renewables is gaining momentum as calls are made for Shetland to join the battle Shetland Times
NATURE: Siskin is a common yet colourful migrant which uses its narrow bill like tweezers to extract seeds from cones
Joyce J M Garden also takes a look at the barnacle goose which were once considered to be shellfish rather than birds.
REVIEW: Ten years and counting for this merry band of mandolin maestros
Reviewer Stephen Gordon shares his thoughts on The Shetland Mandolin Band’s 10th anniversay concert at Mareel.
NATURE: Siskin is a common yet colourful migrant which uses its narrow bill like tweezers to extract seeds from cones – Shetland Times
NATURE: Siskin is a common yet colourful migrant which uses its narrow bill like tweezers to extract seeds from cones Shetland Times
REVIEW: Ten years and counting for this merry band of mandolin maestros – Shetland Times
REVIEW: Ten years and counting for this merry band of mandolin maestros Shetland Times
Looking back on the week: first minister visit, GP drop-in, council tax – Shetland News
Looking back on the week: first minister visit, GP drop-in, council tax Shetland News
NIGHT SKY: Meteor seen from Shetland in 1933 was so bright it lit up the interiors of houses like a great flash of lightning
Stargazer Richard Asbee asks: have you ever seen a meteorite?