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The Shetland Times Ltd publishes the islands’ weekly newspaper, and books of local interest, covering Shetland news, jobs, sport, property and much more.
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âShe is a beautiful singer, a lovely person and a brilliant champion for her beloved Shetlandâ - Local singer Lisa Manson brings her voice to isles-inspired song written for national music project Finn Moray
1+ week, 6+ day ago (516+ words) A local singer has brought her voice to an isles-inspired song written as part of the national Finn Moray music project. Lisa Manson’s vocals appear on Muddy Bay (Blood & Bone), a new composition written by David Sheret for the Finn…...
Much loved public hall saved for ‘many years to come’ after community turned out in force following urgent closure warnings
2+ week, 5+ day ago (171+ words) A public hall has been saved for “many years to come” after the community heeded urgent warnings about its potential closure. The Quarff public hall committee has secured a “robust” new membership following its extraordinary general meeting (EGM) last week....
Shetland musicians help to earn new TV programme an Emmy nomination
3+ week, 19+ hour ago (313+ words) A new TV programme exploring Shetland’s distinctive music culture has been nominated for a Daytime Emmy. Have Guitar Will Travel World is a new American six-part series following Nashville singer-songwriter Mark Allen as he travels the world to explore an…...
Alcohol licence application for West Side’s ‘inn on the hill’ to go before councillors
3+ week, 1+ day ago (214+ words) A recently reopened inn in Whiteness has applied for a licence to sell alcohol. The application to sell alcohol at the iconic Westings Inn will go before the SIC’s licensing committee on Tuesday. If approved, the inn’s cafe bar will…...
Wool week patron reflects on the evolution of knitting from a means of ‘survival’ to an integral part of the isles’ heritage
3+ week, 4+ day ago (668+ words) A wool week patron has reflected on the evolution of knitting in Shetland - from its beginnings as a survival tool to its development as an integral part of the isles heritage. Helen Robertson, announced as this year’s patron at the…...
Generous dance group donates £300 to Dogs Against Drugs after summer sessions for tourists
3+ week, 5+ day ago (173+ words) A dance group has raised hundreds of pounds in aid of Dogs Against Drugs - after successful summer sessions that attracted tourists and Shetlanders alike. The Islesburgh Dance Group raised the cash over the summer and presented the charity with a…...
Shetland walkers recorded 24 million steps to earn high ranking spot in national charity challenge
1+ mon, 17+ hour ago (355+ words) A national walking challenge has seen Shetland rank in the top five local authorities for total steps logged. Local walkers have encouraged more folk to get involved as people from across the isles counted over 24 million steps during Walking Scotland’s…...
Walls Show to go ahead today despite poor weather forecast
1+ mon, 5+ day ago (168+ words) Organisers of the Walls show have confirmed today’s (Saturday) event will go ahead despite the poor weather. The country show will features livestock competitions, exhibits, and plenty of family activities Events this year include a display of vintage tractors and…...
World-renowned Shetland fiddler Aly Bainâs âsimply immeasurableâ cultural impact is recognised as carvings of his handprints will be laid outside Edinburgh City Chambers
1+ mon, 6+ day ago (519+ words) Lerwick-born fiddler Aly Bain said he was “honoured indeed” to be this year’s recipient of the prestigious Edinburgh Award, as casts were made of his hands ready to be carved into stone. Part of the honour will see these handprints…...
Author Ann Cleeves plans exclusive writers’ course at Fair Isle bird observatory where guests will ‘find inspiration from the landscape’
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (360+ words) Author Ann Cleeves is planning a return to Fair Isle to host an exclusive writers' course costing up to £2,000 per person. Cleeves first visited Fair Isle as a university dropout more than 50 years ago when she took a job in…...