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Plans to go on show for proposed housing development at old Urafirth school

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  • Russian activity highlights Shetland’s strategic importance, MP says
  • Candidate’s salmon visit
  • Soup and a show programme
  • Singing workshops
  • Loganair’s GreenSkies fund reopens
  • Seafood processing census
  • Snowballs on the Sandness Hill
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  • Flags at half mast for Josie Simpson
  • Survey says Scots want more public ownership in renewables
  • Plans to reduce flood risk at Gaet-a-Gott
  • Revellers gig organised by Whalsay bairns
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  • Surface dressing programme
  • Overnight road closure
  • Eerie photos sought
  • Funding for supporting victims of crime
  • UHI hosts ‘TalEntEd Islands’ event
  • Mid-market rent applications
  • Recruitment for walk-in GP clinic
  • Poll letters delivered

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