In the latest edition of Sheeks Aboot Shetland, hosts Pete Bevington and Jane Moncrieff speak those involved with Shetland Wool Week and find out more about its success
‘An example of how a community can make something happen’
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Surely Shetland can do better
In the latest edition of Sheeks Aboot Shetland, hosts Pete Bevington and Jane Moncrieff speak to former councillor Dr Jonathan Wills about the distinct lack of public debate on the proposed reform of public service in Scotland
In this ViewPoint contribution former councillor Dr Jonathan Wills wonders why there isn’t already a lively public debate about public sector reform
New security group set up to tackle violence and aggression
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What’s on this October at Shetland Arts
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New kitchen showroom ready to entice retail customers
Howdens says it brings UK mainland prices to Shetland
In this Viewpoint piece the Shetland Fishermen’s Association argues that the Scottish Government’s landing target policy for pelagic vessels should be redesigned to ‘reward genuine economic value’
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All set for the 37th Shetland Accordion and Fiddle Festival
The four-day music bonanza opens its doors on Thursday 8 October
Marking the 12th anniversary of the 2014 Scottish independence referendum on Friday, journalism student and member of the Scottish Lib Dems Bertie Summers makes a passionate plea against another independence referendum
In this Viewpoint contribution, Danny Parker of Delting comments on the power imbalance between local and central governments, and what needs to happen next
In the latest edition of Sheeks Aboot Shetland, hosts Pete Bevington and Jane Moncrieff speak to local parliamentarians Alistair Carmichael MP and Hannah Mary Goodlad MSP – with public sector reform one of the topics on the agenda
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What’s on this September at Shetland Arts
Co-author of Shaetlan – A young language wi aald røts, Roy Mullay, responds to a recent Sunday Times article which discusses his and professor Viveka Velupillai’s work without having spoken to either of them. This Viewpoint contribution is in Shaetlan and in English.