Shetland Life in running for award
Shetland Life has once again been shortlisted in the Scottish Magazine of the Year Awards.
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Shetland Life shortlisted for national award
Shetland Life magazine has been shortlisted for a national prize following its re-design earlier this year.
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Local magazine bags national award
A local magazine bagged a national prize at Thursday night’s Scottish Magazine Awards.
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It would be a strange person indeed whose sense of perspective has not been changed, even temporarily, by recent events around the world. To see
READ FULL STORYPeople: A different side of Shetland life
Marsali Taylor finds ordinary people coping with extraordinary difficulties when she meets members of the support group Families Affected By alcohol and drugs.
READ FULL STORYNotes from 60° North
Like the entire Northwest Territories, Fort Smith is known for wildlife. For years people from around the world have been travelling to the north to
READ FULL STORYTourism: Memorable moments
Wendy Dickson looks back on some of the ups and downs of her years as a tourist guide, in Shetland and beyond.
READ FULL STORYPoint Blank: The box office
Tickets. It’s an ebullient word in Shetland at the moment. If you got yours for Mumford and Sons, Bill Bailey, The Levellers, Bjorn Again or
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THOSE who wish to keep their last year’s banks must mark each end with their name by the 3rd May, after which all unmarked banks
READ FULL STORYPast Life: Education yesterday
Computers, language laboratories, calculators, television, Munn and Dunning – all these and much more are common-place in our classrooms today. We’ve certainly come a long
READ FULL STORYNelson’s Column
A few weeks ago I found myself on stage in a stand up club once again having to employ the “invisible lasso.” That’s when your
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In January 1813, 17 men were sentenced to death in York for the crime of “frame breaking”. Others were sent to Australia for the same
READ FULL STORYHistory: Da Central van
The name “da Central van” originally referred to the first retail horse-drawn van to operate a regular service from Quarff to Scatness from 1896 until
READ FULL STORYFiction: Bugs and Beasties
A short story by Marsali Taylor. “It was Peterson’s sister who rang Lerwick,” DI Gavin Macrae said, helping himself to Khalida’s rapidly shrinking emergency whisky
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