In this week’s Shetland Times

Shetland Times April 19, 2024 0

In today’s (Friday, 19th April) edition of The Shetland Times:

EXCLUSIVE: Staggering 56 vapes found dumped at Quarff roadside.
Skeld Parent Council lodge complaint over mothballing.
Tributes paid to popular Ness man Fraser Smith.
Dogs Against Drugs petition reaches 1,200 signatures as police chief praises “gold standard service”.
EXCLUSIVE: Police chief praises “brave” officers using life-saving tactic.
Children’s director to step down after 35 years.
Parking to be ditched for housing at Knab development.
EXCLUSIVE: Pneumonia patient rubbishes claims hospital has enough beds.
EXCLUSIVE: Isles police to be trained in drug driving testing.
SPORT: Cameron Nisbet picks up strongman award after dropping video games.

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