Women’s football team retains Highlands and Islands trophy – Shetland News
Women’s football team retains Highlands and Islands trophy Shetland News
NIGHT SKY: Huge space mirror named Eärendil-1 seeks to sell sunlight on demand – and it will spell bad news for astronomers and nocturnal animals alike – Shetland Times
NIGHT SKY: Huge space mirror named Eärendil-1 seeks to sell sunlight on demand – and it will spell bad news for astronomers and nocturnal animals alike Shetland Times
Plenty to see at the Yell Show – shetnews.co.uk
Plenty to see at the Yell Show shetnews.co.uk
Plenty to see at the Yell Show – Shetland News
Plenty to see at the Yell Show Shetland News
NATURE: Willow warblers pass through Shetland on one of the longest migratory routes undertaken by any songbird – Shetland Times
NATURE: Willow warblers pass through Shetland on one of the longest migratory routes undertaken by any songbird Shetland Times
Football coaching business nurturing young talent has now helped more than 100 players develop their skills thanks to start-up funding
“Starting my coaching business was an exciting step, but like many new entrepreneurs, I wasn’t entirely sure where to begin.”
LETTER: Pleasantly surprised to see step-change improvement in road etiquette and ‘quasi-religious observance’ of the Highway Code
Alex Armitage also thanked the fantastic staff at the Shetland Community Bike Project forgetting him back on two wheels.
Health or care worker accused of speeding through residential areas forcing pedestrians to take evasive action
One pedestrian said they barely had time to get get off the road as the vehilce approached.
LETTER: We don’t need devolved control over energy developments we need a halt to new windfarms now
The assumption that bringing control to a local level is somehow always a good thing does not stand up to rigorous, independent examination.
Football coaching business nurturing young talent has now helped more than 100 players develop their skills thanks to start-up funding – Shetland Times
Football coaching business nurturing young talent has now helped more than 100 players develop their skills thanks to start-up funding Shetland Times