Hit the nail on the head
In this Viewpoint, Tommy Clark of the Save Scalloway Pool group explores a motion set to go before councillors and asks if local trustees can do more
Jonathan Wills looks at the prospect of Scottish independence in a first ‘Bressay essay’
Our reviewer Barbara Dinnage thoroughly enjoyed the youth orchestra’s midsummer concert in the Lerwick Town Hall on Saturday. Here is her review:
In this Viewpoint piece one of Shetland’s two members of the Scottish Youth Parliament, Beenie-Ann Wood, reflects on the recent decision to ban social media for under-16s
In this ViewPoint contribution, former Labour parliamentary candidate Peter Hamilton looks at ways of revitalising public life in Shetland with the ultimate aim of finding ways to share local wealth more equally
In this essay, Shetland linguist Mark Smith looks at the dialect vs language question and asks: ‘How do we find our place in our world of words?’
In this Viewpoint piece, Shetland Fishermen’s Association executive officer Daniel Lawson takes a look at the state of the fishing industry through a set of Gen Z eyes
In this Viewpoint piece on behalf of the committee, Lewie Peterson reflects on last weekend’s 44th Shetland Folk Festival and the community spirit which remains at the core of event
In this final Viewpoint before the Scottish election tomorrow (Thursday) Green candidate Alex Armitage responds to Jonathan Wills who last week suggested that to “get green things done”, people should vote for the SNP rather than the Greens