In this week’s Shetland Times

November 12, 2021 0

In today’s (Friday, 12th November) edition of The Shetland Times:

School staffing shortages are causing significant problems for the education sector.
Routine dental check-ups are on hold as NHS Shetland battles through a mounting backlog of patients waiting for treatment.
A warning has been issued that the Sandveien Neighbourhood Centre could close if not enough people come forward to volunteer their time on the committee.
A charity worker talks about his attempt to run seven hills in November for The Cedar Centre.
Alexander Nicol speaks about being diagnosed with cancer – and recovering to compete in this year’s Shetland’s Strongest Man.
SPORT – The men’s rugby team got their first win of the season with a mauling of Aberdeen University, while the Shetland Football Association are on the hunt for a new president once more.

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