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POLICING the Tall Ships event went “extremely well”, according area commander Stuart Clemenson. He said the majority of people behaved well - although there were some “small isolated pockets of violence, disorder and antisocial behaviour” mainly relating to excessive...

IT WAS back to normality with a bump this week for Lerwick - and much of Shetland - after the final visiting Tall Ships left for final race leg to Norway. For people with a penchant for boats, bands and beer it was a brilliantly busy four days, from Wednesday through to...

POLICE in Shetland are to highlight and raise awareness in the community that designated seal haul out sites are protected by law. It comes after police in Lerwick received a complaint that several groups of people were seen using motorcycles and quad bikes on Scousburgh beach...

A SCALLOWAY cafe and bar has successfully applied to change its alcohol licence to allow drinking in its outdoor seating area - but some concern was raised over the proximity to the road. The permitted hours for the outdoor area at the Cornerstone will be 11am to 9pm Monday to...

Al fresco drinking and dining proposals have conjured up a cosmopolitan vision of “Scalloway-sur-Mer”.

The council’s legal chief has highlighted a possible solution to the long-running concerns around anti-social behaviour in Lerwick town centre.

Headteacher Morag Fox has been praised for the school’s response to the incident

Scalloway Primary School closed on Friday after a potentially dangerous “historical ordnance” was brought into the building.

AN ITEM of unexploded ordnance brought into Scalloway Primary School on Friday has been removed safely destroyed at Scord quarry. An explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) team from Faslane arrived in Shetland on Sunday morning. The primary school in Scalloway was evacuated on Friday...

A senior councillor whose crackdown on town centre troublemakers saw him compared to the “Terminator” has turned his attention to public toilets.