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Education secretary holds the St Kilda boat presented by CURE secretary Gordon Thomson (left) with Shetland MSP Tavish Scott. Photo CURE

Russell backs CURE campaign

14 March 2014

BBC bulletin’s back

14 March 2014

Cancer email scam

13 March 2014

Convicted Liverpool drug dealer Anthony Smith

Drug dealer absconds

13 March 2014

Ferry leaves early

13 March 2014

Glasshouse meeting

13 March 2014

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SLAP gets positive response

13 March 2014

A SIC travel tax?

13 March 2014

Separatist agenda

13 March 2014

Local fishermen condemn mackerel deal

13 March 2014

Post Office backs down

12 March 2014

Farm grown kelp Photo NAFC

Seaweed cultivation hopes

12 March 2014

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Ewing to visit

12 March 2014

The NAFC Marine Centre

Smith voices fears over colleges’ future

12 March 2014

Man charged

12 March 2014

The fire service was stretch to its limit last year dealing with hundreds of wildfires - Photo: SFRS

Wildfire warning

12 March 2014

SIC loan for new trawler

12 March 2014

Andrew Halcrow 'I am safe and I owe the Chilean Armada a huge thank you for that' - Photo: Malcolm Younger/Millgaet Media

Halcrow – ‘looking for a needle in a haystack’

12 March 2014

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Scalloway oil spill

11 March 2014

Hollywood actor Brian Cox as Magnus Bain with DI Jimmy Perez played Douglas Henshall - Photos: BBC

There’s been a murder!…again?

11 March 2014

North Isles tourists could pay higher fares

11 March 2014

The necessary clout

11 March 2014

Yes Shetland

11 March 2014

Whitefish fears

11 March 2014

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The SIC is to consult on plans to cut the speed limit in Lerwick town centre to 20mph. Photo: Shetnews

Bad town driving

11 March 2014

Petition to save Gott unit

11 March 2014

Missing girl found safe and well

11 March 2014

One of the sperm whales at Muness on Sunday. Photo: Robbie Brookes

Dead sperm whales surface at Muness

10 March 2014

Experienced journalist Kenneth Asch wants Shetland pupils to get involved in a performance marking the centenary of the First World War. Photo: Neil Riddell/Shetnews

‘Fantastic’ response to WWI legacy plans

10 March 2014

New charity promotes gaming for health

9 March 2014

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Althing indy debate

10 March 2014

Andrew Halcrow working on his yacht in summer last year - Photo: Malcolm Younger/Millgaet Media

Halcrow airlifted to safety

9 March 2014

The image accompanying Amanda Shearer’s piece entitled 20 Degrees Below

On the Element Trail through Mareel

9 March 2014

Andrew Halcrow working on his yacht in summer last year - Photo: Malcolm Younger/Millgaet Media

Halcrow still waiting to be rescued

9 March 2014

Cruise liner cancelled

8 March 2014

Andrew Halcrow working on his yacht in summer last year - Photo: Malcolm Younger/Millgaet Media

Halcrow ‘devastated’ as Elsi’s mast broke

8 March 2014

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The SSPCA wildlife rescue unit at Gott has been an integral part of Shetland's oil spill response plans for the last 20 years. Photo Shetnews

Bid to save wildlife unit from closure

7 March 2014

The Whalsay ferry Linga in heavy seas off Lunning Head on Sunday - Photo: Ian Leask

Ferry disruption

7 March 2014

The new Moorfield Hotel at the north entrance into Brae

Speeding through Brae

7 March 2014

Most of the Act of Union would survive Scottish “independence”

7 March 2014

•Scottish Independence Debate

Shortlisted again

7 March 2014

Roddy Hart and the Lonesome Fire, who play live at Mareel tonigh

From LA to Lerwick

7 March 2014

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Beyond Mareel - Shetland Arts director Gwilym Gibbons is looking ahead after eight years at the helm. Photo Shetnews

Shetland Arts supremo to leave in September

6 March 2014

Winter storms cause salmon to escape

5 March 2014

Mackerel lost opportunity

6 March 2014

Moved and encouraged

5 March 2014

The seal caught in netting - Photos: John Moncrieff

Seal entangled in dangerous netting escapes

5 March 2014

G4S fails to deliver

5 March 2014

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