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Scalloway honoured by Norwegian prime minister

Norwegian prime minister Jens Stoltenberg declares Scalloway museum open, to the applause of Shetland Bus Friendship Society chairman John Hunter. Pic. Millgaet MediaSHETLAND’S deep connections to Scandinavia could not have received greater recognition than the first ever visit of a Norwegian prime minister to the isles on his country’s National Day.

On the second day of his visit on Thursday, Jens Stoltenberg said he had accepted an invitation to open the new Scalloway Museum because of the islands’ strong historic links with Norway, particularly during the Second World War.

For four years until 1945 Shetland was the base for the heroic Shetland...

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Addict forced to smuggle heroin

AN ABERDEEN heroin addict who was forced to smuggle drugs worth up to £5,000 into Shetland was jailed for almost three years at Lerwick Sheriff Court on Wednesday.

The court heard that dealers from the south of England...

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Patient expenses fraud triggers NHS review

NHS SHETLAND is to review its methods for paying patient travel expenses after two unemployed people were convicted of defrauding the system at Lerwick Sheriff Court.

On Wednesday 35 year old Darren Gear was ordered to...

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Shetland News Bites

Football result

Thursday, 17 May 2012

Mind Your Head Reserve League Thistle 4 - 5 Yell In an entertaining game at Clickimin, Thistle scored through Jon Pulley, Jack Clubb, Nethan...

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Football result

Tuesday, 15 May 2012

Madrid CupCeltic 0 - 0 Spurs

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Gunshot in Nesting house

Monday, 14 May 2012

A SHETLAND man pled guilty to recklessly discharging a rifle into the ceiling of his living room when he appeared from custody at Lerwick Sheriff...

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Shetland Lighthouse Holidays

Repeat sneak thief escapes jail

Wednesday, 16 May 2012

A SHETLAND electrician who stole money from a couple's home while carrying out a job there just two years after being convicted of a similar offence escaped a jail sentence at Lerwick Sheriff Court. Last month James Stewart Robertson, aged...

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SIC ports chief joins BP

Tuesday, 15 May 2012

CAPTAIN Roger Moore, Shetland Islands Council’s harbourmaster, is swapping the public for the private sector by moving to join oil company BP at Sullom Voe Terminal. The 44 year old from Belfast has worked his way up within the council...

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New battle over trust’s support for Viking

Tuesday, 15 May 2012

A BATTLE for the hearts and minds of the new Shetland Charitable Trust over the controversial Viking Energy wind farm has begun.

Anti-Viking campaign group Sustainable Shetland has sent an open letter to all 24 prospective trustees urging caution over investing a...

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Farmers join fray over freight service

Tuesday, 15 May 2012

FARMERS in the northern isles have slammed the Scottish government for failing to consult over the new contract for the lifeline ferry service, which had been due to be signed on Tuesday. The National Farmers Union Scotland (NFUS) has now...

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