In this week’s Shetland Times

October 15, 2021 0

In today’s (Friday, 15th October) edition of The Shetland Times:

A man who crashed into a house after a high-speed police chase and while five times over the drink-driving limit was jailed at Lerwick Sheriff Court.
SIC convener Malcolm Bell has confirmed he will not stand for re-election next year. He spoke about his time on the council, Viking Energy and autonomy this week.
NorthLink’s decision not to allow passengers to book shared cabins has been labelled an “absolute farce” – because passengers are being asked to sleep next to strangers in sleeping pods.
None of Shetland’s three theory test centres are ready for tests yet, eight weeks after the DVSA announced they would be opening them.
Roadshows will be held next month for folk to discuss fixed links with experts on the subject.
SPORT – Netball and indoor hockey will return this month, while last year’s darts season comes to an end and a Shetland men’s hockey team plays its first matches.

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