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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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  • 11+ hour agolatest article
  • Aug 15, 2026earliest in window
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  • 301avg words
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  • News 32
  • Economy, Business & Finance 27
  • Transportation 21
  • Sensitive Subjects 19
  • Arts, Culture, Entertainment & Media 16
  • Crime & Law 16
  • Medical 15
  • Environment 14

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Shetland Times
shetlandtimes.co.uk > news > sic-to-explore-all-options-for-lerwick-lanes-development-444888

SIC to explore all options for Lerwick Lanes development

1+ day, 16+ hour ago   (254+ words) There is “nothing off the table” when it comes to how the proposed Lerwick Lanes development may proceed, a meeting has heard. Acting housing manager George Martin told a meeting of Shetland Islands Council’s (SIC) development committee on Wednesday that…...

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shetlandtimes.co.uk > news > women-have-an-awful-lot-to-offer-in-rural-settings-self-444465

‘Women have an awful lot to offer in rural settings’ - Self-employed therapist shortlisted as a finalist for national award celebrating rural businesswomen

5+ day, 19+ hour ago   (636+ words) “Women have an awful lot to offer in rural settings,” says hypnotherapist who has been shortlisted as a finalist for rural business of the year in the Women’s Enterprise Scotland Awards. Diane Taylor, the founder and driving force behind Shetland…...

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shetlandtimes.co.uk > sport > late-strike-from-captain-marvel-retains-highlands-and-island-444360

Late strike from captain marvel retains Highlands and Islands Cup for lasses

6+ day, 18+ hour ago   (309+ words) Shetland Girls and Women’s FC retained the Highlands and Islands Cup after a late goal from captain Rhea Nicolson secured the trophy. ScottishPower Highlands and Islands Cup Caithness 0, Shetland 1 An 85th minute moment of composure from Nicholson was the difference against…...

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shetlandtimes.co.uk > news > self-appointed-vigilante-from-shetland-sent-to-prison-for-444321

‘Self-appointed vigilante’ from Shetland sent to prison for Thurso hate crime

1+ week, 5+ hour ago   (192+ words) A Shetland man has received an eight-month custodial sentence for a severe assault that was aggravated by prejudice. At Wick Sheriff Court this week, Stephen Clark Byars pleaded guilty to a crime he committed in Thurso in 2024. Byars, who was…...

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shetlandtimes.co.uk > news > footballing-business-nurturing-young-talent-has-now-helped-m-444296

Football coaching business nurturing young talent has now helped more than 100 players develop their skills thanks to start-up funding

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (451+ words) An isles entrepreneur has spoken after starting his own football coaching firm, and his determination not to kick the question of start-up funding into the long grass. Jack Clubb launched his own firm with support from Business Gateway, which helped…...

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shetlandtimes.co.uk > news > letter-after-the-bressay-lighthouse-clusterbuckle-the-ame-444246

LETTER: Shetland Amenity Trust should transfer the Bressay lighthouse to the community

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (228+ words) In the 2018 annual report and accounts for Shetland Amenity Trust the “heritage accommodation” at the Bressay lighthouse was described as “extremely popular”. Since then things have gone downhill, to the extent that the trust is now trying to flog off…...

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shetlandtimes.co.uk > news > times-past-tunnels-could-be-cheaper-than-previously-imagine-444249

TIMES PAST: Tunnels could be cheaper than previously imagined; school mothballed; tidal array launches; drought hits Shetland

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (1006+ words) Skerries Primary School has been mothballed following the departure of its only pupil from the isle earlier in the summer. It is the latest blow for a community that has seen a population decline, the closure of its secondary school…...

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shetlandtimes.co.uk > news > absolutely-delighted-wildlife-boat-tour-operators-are-up-444263

‘Absolutely delighted’ - Wildlife boat tour operators are up for a prestigious award celebrating the contribution made by women-led businesses

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (557+ words) Wildlife tour operators have been short-listed for an award recognising the contribution women-led businesses make to Scotland’s economy. Seabirds-and-Seals: The Original Noss Boat is in line for a second Women’s Enterprise Scotland Award - this time in the Purpose-Led Business of…...

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shetlandtimes.co.uk > news > a-shop-in-commercial-street-is-looking-for-a-suitable-buye-443950

A business on Commercial Street is looking for a “suitable” buyer after 17 years, as the owner prepares to retire

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (151+ words) A popular high end shop in commercial street is closing after 37 years and is now up for sale. Outdoor Trek, an apparel shop offering well-known brands at affordable prices, will be closing its doors if no “suitable” buyer is found....

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shetlandtimes.co.uk > news > over-40-community-projects-received-investment-from-highland-443727

Highlands and Islands Enterprise invests £1.72m in 34 Shetland projects during last financial year

2+ week, 4+ hour ago   (322+ words) Year-end figures from Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) reveal that 168 interventions supported the isles in the last financial year, including 44 community projects. These interventions saw cases of financial and non-financial support, including a total of £1.72m invested in 34 projects across Shetland....