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Shetland Times

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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Shetland Times
shetlandtimes.co.uk > news > if-i-d-turned-into-the-junction-i-d-be-dead-calls-made-444903

‘If I’d turned into the junction, I’d be dead’ - Calls made to avoid dangerous overtaking in Quarff after close shaves

17+ hour, 15+ min ago   (176+ words) Calls have been made to avoid dangerous overtaking in Quarff following “abysmal” driving. A motorist took to Facebook after a dangerous overtake last night (Saturday) almost seriously injured those on the road. The driver was indicated to turn into the…...

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shetlandtimes.co.uk > news > road-floods-beside-unauthorised-caravan-park-development-444895

Road floods beside unauthorised caravan park development

22+ hour, 29+ min ago   (280+ words) The road beside an unauthorised caravan park development in the South Mainland flooded during yesterday’s (Saturday) heavy rain. As reported yesterday, Shetland South councillor Allison Duncan recently met an SIC planning official to discuss his constituents’ concerns about the development…...

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shetlandtimes.co.uk > news > it-s-time-to-expand-sanctions-and-put-some-teeth-on-them-444673

UK sanctions on Israeli settlements in Palestine welcomed - but could go further, activist says

3+ day, 21+ hour ago   (793+ words) An Israeli with ties to Unst has urged the UK government to add “teeth” to its sanctions towards the illegal settlements in the West Bank. Meanwhile the Northern Isles MP praised the “significant step” taken by the foreign secretary to…...

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shetlandtimes.co.uk > news > council-proposes-radical-reforms-to-move-older-people-out-of-444622

Council proposes radical reforms to move older people away from care homes amid warnings current system would completely deplete reserves in under a decade

3+ day, 23+ hour ago   (496+ words) The council has proposed radical care sector reforms amid warnings that the current model is unsustainable, would lead to crises for older people and could completely deplete the multi-million pound reserve fund within a decade. A stark report set to…...

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shetlandtimes.co.uk > news > public-engagement-could-commence-for-replacement-northlink-p-444534

Public engagement could commence for replacement NorthLink passenger ferries ‘early next year’

4+ day, 19+ hour ago   (309+ words) Public engagement for new NorthLink passenger ferries is expected to begin “sometime next year”. Director of ferries at Transport Scotland, Chris Wilcock, confirmed that public engagement regarding replacements for the Hrossey and Hjaltland could begin “at a very stage in…...

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shetlandtimes.co.uk > news > derelict-area-highlighted-to-police-after-reports-of-anti-444523

‘Derelict’ area highlighted to police after reports of anti-social behaviour, loud music and noise

4+ day, 20+ hour ago   (333+ words) Police are monitoring a ‘derelict’ area behind the Lounge after claims of loud music and noise reported by nearby residents were revealed. Anti-social behaviour has been a growing concern in the Lerwick Lanes, and Lerwick Community Council was reassured that…...

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shetlandtimes.co.uk > news > women-s-support-organisations-help-bring-about-52-charges-of-444402

Women’s support organisations help bring about 52 charges of domestic abuse against three alleged serial perpetrators

6+ day, 53+ min ago   (481+ words) A specialised police task force is visiting the isles to investigate three serial offenders accused of domestic offences. Domestic Abuse Task Force (DATF) North which is led by Detective Inspector Gordon Pattullo said the team was in Shetland to support…...

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shetlandtimes.co.uk > news > council-considered-charges-for-using-the-rubbish-dump-publi-444322

Council considers charges for using the rubbish dump, public toilets, garden waste collections and much more as part of plans to save £13m

6+ day, 23+ hour ago   (694+ words) A subscription service charge could be introduced for the rubbish dump as part of wide-reaching council saving plans aimed to claw back more than £13m over the next three years. The proposal is one of dozens under consideration and is due…...

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shetlandtimes.co.uk > news > letter-we-don-t-need-devolved-control-over-energy-developme-444291

LETTER: We don’t need devolved control over energy developments we need a halt to new windfarms now

1+ week, 21+ hour ago   (234+ words) According to Shetland’s MSP, devolving control of energy policy to Holyrood will somehow give Shetland greater control over energy developments. How this might happen has not been made clear. For example, will it resemble the devolved control of health, education,…...

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shetlandtimes.co.uk > news > straight-talking-britain-will-use-oil-and-gas-for-decades-t-444285

STRAIGHT TALKING: Britain will use oil and gas for decades to come - and Shetland should share in the wealth and opportunity which the next chapter can bring

1+ week, 23+ hour ago   (884+ words) Britain will use oil and gas for decades to come. Nobody seriously disputes that. The real question is whether we produce more of what we need ourselves, supporting jobs, tax revenues and energy security, or increasingly import it from elsewhere…...