Shetland Coastguard has been called to airlift an injured crewman from a north-east oil platform. Aberdeen Coastguard received the call from the Brent Delta platform…
READ FULL STORYIsles MSP Tavish Scott is calling for jobs in the burgeoning decommissioning industry to stay in Scotland – with Shetland able to take on a…
READ FULL STORYShetland FM is continuing its three-year accommodation contract with BP, despite the oil giant deciding to drop plans for a £500 million gas sweetening plant.
READ FULL STORYA proposed new £500 million gas sweetening plant at Sullom Voe Terminal has been pulled by BP, The Shetland Times can exclusively reveal.
READ FULL STORYFat Suit saxophonist Scott Murphy is looking forward to heading to Lerwick next week. Will you get in the groove?
READ FULL STORYIsles singer-songwriter and folk festival regular Terry Balfour is set to release his new single next week after racking up plays on local airwaves. Wars…
READ FULL STORYPolice are appealing for witnesses following dangerous driving between Lang Kames and Brig O’Fitch. The incident happened at about 5pm last night on the A970…
READ FULL STORYGlorious sunshine and a rainbow of colours opened Shetland’s Relay for Life at Gilbertson Park. More than 1,400 fundraisers pulled on their walking shoes to…
READ FULL STORYAn inflatable boat was towed into Lerwick this morning following concerns about a possible fire on board. Ayda-Ruby, issued a pan-pan alert at the harbour’s…
READ FULL STORYPosts were not advertised In light of the recent media comments surrounding the governance of the Shetland Charitable Trust it is worth looking back at…
READ FULL STORYHealth chiefs at are looking to recruit a consultant clinical psychologist as part of improvements to mental health services in the isles. NHS Shetland has…
READ FULL STORYWorkers at an isles engineering firm have been grafting around the clock after landing a major contract to help extract oil from the Clair Ridge….
READ FULL STORY• The two controversial Sullom Voe harbour tugs have been sold, with the council claiming a return of £70,000 to council coffers. • A service…
READ FULL STORYThe two controversial Sullom Voe harbour tugs have been sold by Shetland Islands Council – with a £70,000 return to council coffers.
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