In Shetland the focus is on eight of these species: curlew, lapwing, twite, red-necked phalarope, oyster plant, endemic ...

CONSTRUCTION work on a new all-weather 3G pitch for football and rugby looks set to be pushed back another month. Work had ...

AN UNST man who said he “should not even be in this court” was put right by Sheriff Ian Cruickshank on Wednesday. William ...

RSPB Shetland is launching a ‘Wintering Wild and Well’ programme next month to encourage people to kick off the new year connecting with the nature around them. The charity’s Shetland manager Helen ...

BRAE High School is taking a starring role in a programme giving young people the chance to learn about filmmaking. Brae is one of five secondary schools in Scotland taking part in the curriculum ...

AT LEAST £100,000 is set to be shared between three local charities as an intrepid fundraiser prepares to travel on foot from ...

A RIGGER from South Shields who subjected police to physical attacks and verbal abuse over the course of hours has narrowly ...

There is good reason to be sceptical of the reassuring environmental claims being made by the Scottish Government, SIC and the energy companies involved with the building of wind farms in Shetland.

INCOME from exporting oil through Sullom Voe will be a crucial component in making Sella Ness fit for the energy transition ...

THE HIGH level of delayed discharges from hospital has been “compounded” by a care home in Scalloway being unable to take in ...

THE LERWICK marts is set to receive almost £140,000 to boost its energy efficiency and to invest in new equipment. Shetland ...

The recommendation for onshore wind community benefit is five per cent of the gross project revenue, and a minimum payment of ...