Town residents bemoan lack of parking
Residents in flats near Stouts Court in Lerwick have voiced concerns about a lack of residential parking. A couple who stay in one of the…
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Pupils will arrive to share the past and shape the future
Shetland will host the 19th Global Classroom conference next month, bringing together youngsters from around the globe.
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Seven day working for AHS construction is approved
Work on the new Anderson High School and halls of residence site at Clickimin will go on seven days a week, the council’s planning committee…
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Seven day week plan to ensure AHS build adheres to schedule
Work on the new Anderson High School and halls of residence site at Clickimin will go on seven days a week if a planning application…
READ FULL STORYTalking Sport … with Jim Tait
Best wishes to the Shetland football team in this weekend’s Jock MacKay Memorial Cup final against Thurso, which will unfortunately see the latter side with
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Stars hit the street in this week’s Shetland Times
Big names hit the street in this week’s Shetland Times as filming for the new series of Shetland gets underway. In other news: • Alistair…
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More work on Clickimin footpaths
Work on the next phase of the Clickimin footpaths will begin tomorrow, leading to the closure of the path on the east side of Clickimin
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Netball teams keep flag flying in national knockouts
Two young netball teams from Shetland have made it a stage further in their quest for national honours.
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AHS English students quiz actress over Crucible role
Secondary 5 pupils from the Anderson High School who are studying Arthur Miller’s The Crucible for their Higher English qualification have been given the chance
READ FULL STORYNew AHS on track despite £1.25M overspend, councillors told
• The new Anderson High School is on track for an April 2017 opening, despite a one month hold up in reaching financial closure. •
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Fitness classes raise £15,000 for charities
Fitness trainer David O’Sullivan has raised £15,000 from his fitness classs this year which is all going to local charities.
READ FULL STORY‘High school roundabout’ approved by committee
A new roundabout is set to be built at North Lochside after the council’s planning committee gave the project the green light, helping to pave the…
READ FULL STORYResidents urge SIC to think again over parking
Residents close to the proposed Anderson High School at the Clickimin are fighting to have parking spaces lost to a new road layout replaced.
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What a dismal sight (Ian Selbie)
Looking at the front page of The Shetland Times (3rd October) I initially thought the photo was of an old whaling station until I read
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