Talking Sport … with Jim Tait
Congratulations to Whitedale who became senior football champions on Friday night, defeating Ness United 3-2 at Strom and thus ending any hopes the visitors had
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Talking Sport … with Jim Tait
A lasting memory of Cunningsburgh’s Parish Cup win this month was the number of former players who turned up to witness the action.
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Ferry fare cuts, GP worries and the Shetland Beer Festival in this week’s Shetland Times
• The Scottish government will finally deliver on its manifesto promise to cut ferry fares next year but locals are demanding action on cabins. •…
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The World Athletics Championships taking place at the London Stadium has unfortunately been making headlines for the wrong reasons.
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Losing to Orkney at senior football level has not been a common occurence of late – inter-county results over the past 40 years show that
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Unions show solidarity with Brazilians
Kaila McCulloch and Louise Giblin have recently returned from a field trip organised in association with the University of Strathclyde and Sao Paulo Univeristy, to
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Search is on for best local home cooks
Talented cooks will have another chance to display their culinary skills with the return of a cooking challenge which puts local produce at its heart.
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Primary pupils put on whaling disaster exhibition at museum
An exhibition about the Diana whaling disaster put together by primary school pupils has been unveiled at Shetland Museum.
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Former isles bus is star of first commercial vehicle show
Shetland’s list of festivals has just grown by one, with the weekend playing host to the first Shetland Commercial Vehicle Show.
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WATCH: Riot of colour as Midsummer Carnival takes over the streets of Lerwick
There was a riot of noise and colour on the streets of Lerwick this evening – all thanks to the Midsummer Carnival.
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Exhibition recalls how Victoria’s colours revitalised the humble gansie
In the seventies if you had a Shetland gansie it was either allover Fair Isle or a Fair Isle yoke.
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REVIEW: Minimalist music that thumps you in the chest
Sometimes music catches you off guard with an unapologetic thump in the chest. Listening to Lewis Hall’s debut album with its minimalist piano progressions and…
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OPINION: Schools, cuts and resisting temptation on council agenda, Robinson says
He knows the council inside out. Here’s what Gary Robinson thinks is around the corner.
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Huddersfield Town’s victory over Reading in the play-off final for promotion to the English Premiership again highlighted why penalty kicks are such a controversial way
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