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Crime drama filming to take place in Weisdale and Quarff

THE PRODUCTION team filming season 10 of the Shetland crime drama will be busy in two areas of Shetland on Sunday morning (20 April) with associated slight restrictions to traffic.

A Stop/Go traffic hold will be in place at Kallibrig, Weisdale, between 9am and 12pm to enable safe exterior filming at a property in the area.

Holds will be short and be kept to an absolute minimum. Traffic will be allowed to flow freely once holds are released.

A Stop/Go traffic hold will also be in place at Easter Quarff on Sunday morning between 8am and 12pm to enable safe drone shots of the filming location.

Holds will be short and be kept to an absolute minimum. Traffic will be allowed to flow freely once holds are released.

The production team apologises for any inconvenience these restrictions may cause.

For further queries regarding any of the upcoming restrictions, please contact assistant location managers Andy “Mod” Ross (07963 713 446 or jamiros@aol.com) or Lyall Gair 07786 653 859 or lyallgair@yahoo.co.uk).

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