With the Taste of Shetland festival on this weekend, Erin Rizzato Devlin delves into the pages of a new book that celebrates Scottish seafood
The love and wonders of Scottish sea produce
Shetland News republishes this article from The Conversation website in which academics Gisa Weszkalnys and Gavin Bridge argue that calls to end new oil and gas licensing is in line with climate science yet the existing regulatory approval process locks the UK into hydrocarbon production for years to come
SSEN says ‘everything we undertook was in line with the details agreed’
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September cinema highlights with Jenny Leask
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Local engineering firm LEF and AES Solar join forces to revolutionise solar energy systems with comprehensive new partnership
Partnership is set to reshape the solar energy landscape by delivering a holistic approach to solar solutions, both companies say
Captain George Sutherland pays tribute to James Peter (Jim) Nicolson who died earlier this month
An appreciation by Jonathan Wills
Davie Gardner pays tribute to one of Shetland’s best known fiddle teachers who became a skilled exponent of the fiddle in her own right
Drama teacher Peg Young reviews a local production of Kenneth Graham’s classic ‘The Wind in the Willows’
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August cinema highlights with Jenny Leask
An invitation to engage in the conversation from social care minister Maree Todd
‘It was absolutely brilliant’, so the verdict of most people: Davie Gardner reports on the final day of the Tall Ships Races
Davie Gardner reflects on the second day of the Tall Ships celebration, a day of glorious sunshine and long queues at the bar
‘Location manager’ Davie Gardner reflects on the first day of the Tall Ships Races visit to Lerwick, and finds it difficult to decide which of the live stages to go to
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