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A FAMILY run business is celebrating after its Shetland sea salt was nominated for a national award. The salt is up for the condiments prize at this year’s Great British Food Awards, with the winners revealed on 28 October. Shetland Salt is run by Davie and Kaye Sandison from...

Nearly 400 people responded to a Shetland Islands Council consultation on free period products

Green councillor Alex Armitage believes chargers on the overnight sailing would be a good move – but there are concerns it would be counter-intuitive

‘YOU’RE not going to find haggis, kilts and bagpipes on Shetland’s Mainland,” writer and tour guide Laurie Goodlad says, as we peer out from…

EIGHTEEN new homes were recently completed by Hjaltland Housing Association in Gulberwick and Lerwick as part of projects worth a total of £3.8 million. Demand for both of the social housing schemes has been high, with 98 expressions of interest for example in the six new homes...

  INTERESTED IN COOKING? We have an opportunity to earn while you learn!   Scalloway Meat Company are looking to recruit an apprentice to join our small commercial catering team in Scalloway. The successful applicant will undertake the SCQF Level 5 SVQ in Professional...

A Wu-Tang Clan fan was fined $604 for rapping the N-word in the group’s classic debut single, Protect Ya Neck.

In our third interview, Steven Roberston looks to the developments and fall out of the previous series.

A Wu-Tang Clan fan was fined $604 for rapping the N-word in the group’s classic debut single, Protect Ya Neck.

A Wu-Tang Clan fan in the UK has been handed a £500 fine for using the n-word while rapping the lyrics to the group's debut single "Protect Ya Neck."