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Drug-driving results in ban and fine - Vimarsana News

Drug-driving results in ban and fine

AN EIGHTEEN year old man from Lerwick has been banned from the road for a year and fined £300 for drug-driving. John Macleod, of Market Street, appeared at Lerwick Sheriff Court on Wednesday to admit driving with more Delta-9-Tetrahydrocannabinol - a chemical in cannabis - in...

Better data needed to establish how farming could help reduce Shetland's large carbon footprint - Vimarsana News

Better data needed to establish how farming could help reduce Shetland's large carbon footprint

A PROMINENT local farmer has called for urgent research to be carried out into the state of Shetland’s peatlands to establish the role farming and crofting could play in mitigating the release of greenhouse gases. Ronnie Eunson said agriculture is generally blamed for being a...

Shetland: Co-op stores in Sandwick and Scalloway scrapped - Vimarsana News

Shetland: Co-op stores in Sandwick and Scalloway scrapped

THE CO-OP says it is “disappointed” that plans have been scrapped for two new stores in Shetland...

Co-op disappointed as Sandwick and Scalloway store projects 'unable to proceed' - Vimarsana News

Co-op disappointed as Sandwick and Scalloway store projects 'unable to proceed'

THE CO-OP says it is “disappointed” that plans for two new stores in Sandwick and Scalloway have been put on hold. Property developer Seamount, which was leading the two projects, said a 50 per cent increase in building costs over the last two years and contractor...

Harbour board approves new charges but concern raised over surplus draw - Vimarsana News

Harbour board approves new charges but concern raised over surplus draw

SHETLAND Islands Council’s harbour board has given its backing to new charges which includes a 52 per cent uplift in fees for tankers arriving into the port of Sullom Voe. The budget proposals still need to be ratified by the policy and resources committee and full council...