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March cinema highlights with Jenny Leask
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Automation Island brings smart building technology to Shetland
Following a visit to the isles earlier this year climate activist Tessa Khan offers her views on the need for a rapid and just transition away from fossil fuels, and the role Shetland can play.
After the low numbers at the last jazz gig at Lerwick Town Hall, I was not expecting the turnout on Saturday night, writes our reviewer Carol Jamieson.
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February cinema highlights at Mareel
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Now is the time to invest in renewables
Local engineering firm Nordri to host open days for business customers next week
After R.W Bayes closed on Christmas Eve for the very last time, Neil Anderson looks back at more than 41 years in a job that became a way of life
Shetland Fishermen’s Association celebrates its 75th birthday this month with the publication of a tome of a book that charts its remarkable history. Former SFA secretary John Goodlad has already had a chance to read it.
Our reviewer Kathy Hubbard thoroughly enjoyed a ‘rambunctious and cheerfully anarchic’ production of the panto classic ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’, which had its opening night on Tuesday
A week after the Supreme Court found the Scottish Government has no powers to legislate for a second independence referendum, isles MP Alistair Carmichael argues that the case for constitutional reform to turn the UK into a modern democracy has never been more pressing.
Helen Kerr reviews Pollyanna Paradox, an original audio play exploring the felt impact of coercive control on a family, with creative input from survivors of domestic abuse.