Popular cafe ‘saddened’ to be cutting opening hours amid staff shortage
A seafront cafe will be ending its Sunday breakfast and brunch sessions.
Almost 5,000 pensioners eligible for for Pension Age Winter Heating Payment
Pensioners have been reminded that they will receive a winter fuel handout this year from Social Security Scotland.
Energy price rises will be ‘galling’ for islanders, says Carmichael
A rise in the energy price cap this month will be “galling” for many in the isles given the amount of renewable energy that is generated here.
Library books more than three years overdue
A comic book is more than three years and seven months overdue for return to the Shetland Library, it can be revealed.
Entrepreneur launches Shetland’s first limousine company
The Shetland Chauffeur Company offers passengers a chance to travel in luxury.
This Underseen Detective Show Took The Best Part Of Broadchurch & Made It Better – Screen Rant
This Underseen Detective Show Took The Best Part Of Broadchurch & Made It Better Screen Rant
Energy chiefs start conversation on housing to provide a ‘lasting legacy’
Energy chiefs have begun discussions to accelerate the supply of affordable housing to serve as a “lasting legacy”.
Alleged murderer told emergency services: ‘I just killed my girlfriend in the hot tub’
A man accused of murdering his girlfriend told a 999 operator that he “definitely killed” her by stabbing her “about 40 times”, a court has heard.&nbs
‘Negative’ public reaction to traffic calming measures
Community councillors have heard nothing but negativity about proposed plans to introduce further traffic-calming measures in Lerwick.
‘Visionary leader’ is preferred candidate for new £100k education role
The SIC has announced its preferred candidate for a new role focussed on shaping the future of education.