For Shetlanders and Shetland Interest
An “extraordinary” collection of rare Bronze Age structures near Nesting has been celebrated as one of the most ground-breaking finds of the year.
A campaign to keep Shetland’s knitting traditions alive has raised a staggering £40,000 in a mere matter of weeks.
Extra drop-in clinics have been organised to meet demand for the flu vaccine – with people queuing up to get the jab.
Authorities have issued an urgent health warning after a distillery failed to show its alcoholic drinks met safety standards.
‘Extraordinary!’ – Shetland Bronze Age discovery features in top five most ground-breaking finds of the year Shetland Times
Shetland site put on ice as Norwegian Mountain Salmon backs Lewis SalmonBusiness
Campaign to preserve Shetland knitting raises £40k after hundreds seek to safeguard traditions Shetland Times
Extra flu vaccination clinics arranged after people queue up to get the jab amid growing demand Shetland Times
Urgent ‘do not drink’ health warning issued after Orkney distillery failed to meet safety controls Shetland Times
Why knitters around the world love visiting Scotland’s Shetland Islands South China Morning Post