In this week’s Shetland Times

In today’s (Friday,  18th October) edition of The Shetland Times:

• Outrage as NorthLink fares are set to soar 

• EXCLUSIVE: Hundreds of inter-island ferry complaints are highlighted

• EXCLUSIVE: Numerous complaints made at Boddam

• EXCLUSIVE: Support group spreads awareness on World Menopause Day

• EXCLUSIVE: New twist to wartime story is uncovered 

• Concerns are raised over lack of airport parking

• Aith man nominated for Pride of Britain award 

•Mirrie Dancers put on epic display

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  • Brian Ryder Cargill

    • October 19th, 2024 8:38

    Although I love Shetlands Norse connections, surely Shetlands Pictish connections are far more important. It ties the islands to the rest of Pictish Scotland, a history that long predates the Norse history. The people of Shetland are still to this day more Celtic than any other race. So let’s be proud of our Pictish past.

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