Stormy weather over the weekend has left the road to the kirk in Brough, Whalsay, covered with large stones from below each side of the track.
If you have any pictures of the weather or its aftermath over the past few days, send them to editorial@shetlandtimes.co.uk
Hjaltland Housing Association has celebrated after completing four new homes in Walls.
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