‘Far from ideal’ – Emergency work on energy network will leave around 1,200 homes without power
Around 1,200 households will be left without power tomorrow morning (Sunday) due to emergency work on the energy network.
Burravoe Post Office to re-open in March
Burravoe Post office to re-open in March after almost a year without the service on the island.
Vidlin man ordered to pay compensation for smashing police station window
A 57-year-old man was ordered to pay a total of £700 in fines and compensation after he broke a glass window of the door at a police station.
TIMES PAST: Slap petition; 297 new homes built; island games bid; gallant seaman; missing trawler
This week’s Times Past takes a look at Up-Helly-Aa in 1976 when the torchmakers were kept busy making 762 torchers for guizers.
Vidlin man ordered to pay compensation for smashing police station window – shetlandtimes.co.uk
Vidlin man ordered to pay compensation for smashing police station window shetlandtimes.co.uk
Vidlin man ordered to pay compensation for smashing police station window – Shetland Times
Vidlin man ordered to pay compensation for smashing police station window Shetland Times
Shetland accommodation – Travel And Tour World
Shetland accommodation Travel And Tour World
TIMES PAST: Slap petition; 297 new homes built; island games bid; gallant seaman; missing trawler – Shetland Times
TIMES PAST: Slap petition; 297 new homes built; island games bid; gallant seaman; missing trawler Shetland Times
‘These changes have not been made lightly’ – Council claims doubling of accommodation licence fees was necessary to cover ‘added service delivery costs’
The SIC has claimed its decision to double licence fees for accommodation providers was necessary to cover its administration costs.
LETTER: ‘With Hannah Mary having a seat at the table, Shetland’s best days lie ahead’
Ryan Leith says Hannah Mary Goodlad’s ‘inspirational speech’ persuaded the Scottish government to abandon peak fares for islanders.