Sheep scab tests on ram imports show increased level of positive results
Animals could become infected during transit to the isles
Category: News of Shetland
Hjaltland pictured leaving dry dock ahead of her return to the lifeline ferry service
The Hjaltland passenger ferry has today (Saturday) been pictured today leaving dry dock – ahead of her scheduled return to service on Monday.
Fifty years after school kids gather for the Brae Up-Helly-Aa
Also in the news – 10 years on from ‘Save the Tug’ campaign and beginning of gas production at Total site
Shipbuilder which received £6m in public funding for Papa Stour electric ferry trial enters administration with all jobs lost
A shipbuilding firm which received millions of pounds of public funding to develop an electric ferry serving Papa Stour has entered administration.
Sheep scab tests show on ram imports show increased level of positive results – Shetland Times
Sheep scab tests show on ram imports show increased level of positive results Shetland Times
Sheep scab tests on ram imports show increased level of positive results – Shetland Times
Sheep scab tests on ram imports show increased level of positive results Shetland Times
Letters Public need to see ammonia plans – Shetland News
Letters Public need to see ammonia plans Shetland News
Fifty years after school kids gather for the Brae Up-Helly-Aa – Shetland Times
Fifty years after school kids gather for the Brae Up-Helly-Aa Shetland Times
Options for Scalloway pool need to be ‘explored’, says Shetland Times columnist Jim Tait
Snap Scalloway pool decision comes under the microscope of Shetland Times columnist Jim Tait. He also probes Scotland’s ‘shocking’ Six Nations start.
Researchers seek photos of poorly understood dolphin species to improve knowledge and aid conservation efforts
Cetacean spotters have been urged to share photos of Risso’s dolphins to support research into the species.