Abuse leaves hospitality staff at 'breaking point'
Staff say they are upset and feel demoralised by rude customers during a busy summer season.
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Staff say they are upset and feel demoralised by rude customers during a busy summer season.
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http://shet.news/fxqw2 Copied! AS THE cleaning up of graffiti which appeared at a number of locations in Lerwick overnight got underway earlier today there was widespread condemnation of the actions of the perpetrators. Lerwick Town Hall, the âWelcome to Shetlandâ sign on the Esplanade, BBC Radio Shetland, Sound Primary School as well as the playpark which hosts the annual burning of a replica longship, the climax of Up Helly Aa celebrations, were targeted by vandals. 1 of 13Adverts The graffiti in runic style all appear to make reference to the topic of gender equality in...
NOW is the time to start thinking about standing in the next council election, according to SIC convener Malcolm Bell. The Lerwick North member encouraged anyone interested in standing in the May 2022 election to seek advice from current councillors. It comes as the total number...
Shetland, a group of islands in the Atlantic Ocean north of Scotland, will hold its first ever Pride festival in summer 2022.