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The Shetland Fishermen’s Association (SFA) wants the EU to Norway to cancel the increased mackerel quota it awarded the Faroe Islands in the wake of a trawler from the island nation being detained off the Scottish archipelago for an alleged breach in fishing regulations.

The most significant improvement to Lerwick town centre was the refurbishment of the famous sign. Beautifully executed. My congratulations to the artist: Unfortunately, the problems of Harrison Square are a continuation of planning disasters stretching back sixty years. Did the...

BLOOMSBURG — Two people died Saturday afternoon apparently after a car sped the wrong way down State Route 11 and slammed into another vehicle, police said.Then the wrong-way car crashed into a third car, said Police Chief Scott Price.The drivers of the first two vehicles died, he said.The third driver appeared to have suffered only minor or moderate injuries, the chief said.

Sea coast, so here it will be fresher. forwimbledon, if you sea coast, so here it will be fresher. for wimbledon, if you are heading down, cloudy start and it thins and breaks in the morning and then we are into blue skies in the afternoon with highs of 25 degrees and light breezes and if you are going to wimbledon or be outside for any length of time do not forget your hat and sun cream. landre water as well. 0ver your hat and sun cream. landre water as well. over the next few days it is going ...

The “Bridgerton” literary universe is expanding. Original series writer Julia...

THE COUNCIL has taken to jetwashing some of Lerwick’s lanes on Saturday and Sunday mornings due to the amount of urine being left there in the early hours, a meeting has heard. Meanwhile members of Shetland’s community’s safety and resilience board said a multi-agency...

A new Belle Property office is opening its doors in Berwick, as the boutique real estate agency looks to boost its presence in Melbourne.    The newest office is located 40 km south-east of Melbour

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — For as far back as anyone can remember, Tampa bakers have used palmetto leaves to make Cuban bread.And for the last three decades, the same man has traveled the state collecting the palmetto leaves needed by La Segunda Bakery, which bakes more than seven million loaves a year.But that man, whom La Segunda employees will only identify as Danny because he

ANYONE needing a car wash can head to the Lerwick Fire Station tomorrow (Saturday) - while raising funds for charity in the process. The on-call fire crew will offer car washes in return for cash donations to the Fire Fighters Charity. People can head to the station between 10am...

Well, 'the decision', whilst welcomed, certainly by some, and certainly not all but a very active, literate, tenacious (obsessed?) minority - bravo or is it brava - the feminine form, is of course just the beginning. Social media reaction and speculation is raising more...