Bressay man fined and ordered to pay compensation for drunken Mareel assault
A Bressay man who punched a member of the Mareel bar staff was ordered to pay a hefty fine and compensation.
Some freight sailings cancelled Thursday and Friday for rough weather
Passengers should also expect delays up to an hour, Northlink said in a statement
Stuart Hill fined for driving offences after lengthy trial at Lerwick Sheriff Court – Shetland Times
Stuart Hill fined for driving offences after lengthy trial at Lerwick Sheriff Court Shetland Times
Beanfeast provides a festive delight for Anderson High School pupils – Shetland Times
Beanfeast provides a festive delight for Anderson High School pupils Shetland Times
Retiring anaesthetist leaves ‘legacy of clinical excellence and educational leadership’ – Shetland Times
Retiring anaesthetist leaves ‘legacy of clinical excellence and educational leadership’ Shetland Times
Switch-off of 3G affecting some electric vehicle chargers in Shetland – The Herald
Switch-off of 3G affecting some electric vehicle chargers in Shetland The Herald
Scotland’s best places to see Northern Lights this Christmas named – Daily Record
Scotland’s best places to see Northern Lights this Christmas named Daily Record
Transport Switch-off of 3G affecting some electric vehicle chargers – Shetland News
Transport Switch-off of 3G affecting some electric vehicle chargers Shetland News
Temporary accommodation camp proposed for Fair Isle to house up to 25 workers involved in ferry terminal upgrade
A temporary accommodation camp has been proposed for workers upgrading the Fair Isle ferry terminal as part of a £45 million infrastructure project.
First homes in biggest housing development of the decade could start going up in spring after latest tendering exercise received interest
The first houses in a major masterplan-led development could start being built next spring, if the latest tendering exercise proves a success.