In this week’s Shetland Times

Kevin Craigens January 13, 2023 0

In today’s (Friday, 13th January) edition of The Shetland Times:

Council warn of tough decisions to fill £100 million black hole.
Guizer Jarl Neil Moncrieff says it’s been a long wait for his turn ahead of Up-Helly-A’.
As much as £600,000 is estimated to be paid out to those affected by blackouts.
Teaching posts not being filled according to FoI.
Community Council criticise loch group over “shambles” in Clickimin.
Countdown for summer lift-off for Unst spaceport.
SPORT: Men’s volleyball team up to second after delightful double-header.

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