Animal health experts warn of increased disease risk including bluetongue, ticks and parasitic worms – Shetland Times
Animal health experts warn of increased disease risk including bluetongue, ticks and parasitic worms Shetland Times
Youth orchestra enjoys successful trip to Bergen – Shetland News
Youth orchestra enjoys successful trip to Bergen Shetland News
Rising violence and anti-social behaviour sees teens encouraged to use app to alert police to crimes anonymously
It follows reports of “deeply concerning” behaviour in the Bressay ferry terminal waiting room.
‘No lifeline service’ for people wanting to travel south with a car and cabin – as just one slot remains until August
The situation has led to renewed calls for additional sailings on the route.
‘These men will now face the consequences of their actions’ – Police urge public to provide information about drugs after major crime gang operating in region is taken down
Police Scotland working with the National Crime Agency, as part of Operation Venetic, take down serious organised crime gang
Fans gave a ‘mighty roar’ at halftime – but a ‘powerful sigh of relief’ when the final whistle went
Scotland have won their first World Cup fixture in almost 30 years – but it proved to be a tense second half for the players and fans.
Rising violence and anti-social behaviour sees teens encouraged to use app to alert police to crimes anonymously – Shetland Times
Rising violence and anti-social behaviour sees teens encouraged to use app to alert police to crimes anonymously Shetland Times
‘No lifeline service’ for people wanting to travel south with a car and cabin – as just one slot remains until August – Shetland Times
‘No lifeline service’ for people wanting to travel south with a car and cabin – as just one slot remains until August Shetland Times
Fans gave a ‘mighty roar’ at halftime – but a ‘powerful sigh of relief’ when the final whistle went – Shetland Times
Fans gave a ‘mighty roar’ at halftime – but a ‘powerful sigh of relief’ when the final whistle went Shetland Times
50-meter tunnel below the seabed could retire old ferries in the Shetland Islands: £400 million project promises to connect communities, reduce isolation, and transform the future of transportation in Scotland – CPG Click Petróleo e Gás
50-meter tunnel below the seabed could retire old ferries in the Shetland Islands: £400 million project promises to connect communities, reduce isolation, and transform the future of transportation in Scotland CPG Click Petróleo e Gás