In today’s (Friday, 28th October) edition of The Shetland Times:
• EXCLUSIVE: The teenage toll of self harm
• EXCLUSIVE: Plan unveiled for whiskey distillery
• Eighty beds for spaceport staff are given green light
• Althing swings in favour of rationing
• Half of community councils left seeking to fill vacant seats.
• Tribute paid to former councillor
Fair Isle Primary School is looking for a new principal teacher, offering an opportunity to live and work in one of the UK’s most remote…
READ FULL STORYNew trade rules are having a detrimental impact on small businesses seeking to export into the EU. The EU’s General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR) creates…
READ FULL STORYA cross-party call is being made for a youth mobility scheme which could give young people the freedom to live and work across Europe. Over…
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