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2 December 2008

• Kids grounded as abuser bailed to estate

• Grants in support of local industry

• In brief – 2 December 2008

• Support CLAN while crossing the sound

• Volleyball: JBT I continue to dominate

• Hockey: Fast, furious and exciting

• Netball: Three matches in Division 2

1 December 2008

• Fined for possessing heroin

• Fish & chips shop damaged in blaze

• SIC denies free meals will cost jobs

• Decommissioners check out Lerwick

November 2008

29 November 2008

• Flare up over dangerous dumping

• Yell couple buy Norse well boat

• Quota talks postponed

28 November 2008

• The most dangerous job in the UK

• Tavish invites anti-wind lobby south

• MP fumes as isles fuel tax cut rejected

• Terminal’s thirty year charity splash

• In brief - 28 November 2008

27 November 2008

• Hundreds of crofts and farms lose out

• Montfield shift goes smoothly

• In brief - 27 November 2008

• Orkney film legend showcase

26 November 2008

• Protest demands seal “ceasefire”

• SNP housing cash “better than nothing”

• Crofters look to crop power

• Carmichael: Darling fails to deliver

• Mission of a lifetime

• Tidal power in Firth by 2015

25 November 2008

• Biggest brother of them all

• Search for missing fisherman called off

• Crunch fish talks

• In brief - 25 November 2008

• Hockey: Judane take advantage

24 November 2008

• Trust scoops green award

• Snug and cosy in a sleeping bag

• In brief - 24 November 2008

• A home from home

22 November 2008

• Best in Scotland

• Snow and gales hinder travel

• Back up chopper’s back in town

• Fire fighters put out blaze on tug

• Funding for finding out value of foy

21 November 2008

• Viking plan wind farm exhibitions

• Second spill at Sullom Voe

• "Absolute menace"

• Price warning

• In brief - 21 November 2008

• Fish farmers urged to expand

• Movie conference tonight

• Four hour ferry hold up

20 November 2008

• Wills assaults SIC leadership again

• Court reports - in brief 20 November

• Scots want cod conservation payback

• In brief - 20 November 2008

• Law firm upgrades web presence

19 November 2008

• Anti wind farm petition launched

• New roundabout a hazard

• Flea urges slow downs be speeded up

• No more heavy traffic on Papa

• MSP: NorthLink should look north

• In brief - 19 November 2008

• Get your passport via videolink

• Graduate scheme keeps young in isles

18 November 2008

• Fined for struggling

• Inspectors loved Whalsay school canteen

• Making trusts transparent

• Land more, catch less

• Scott urges sport bids to fund

• Cash for the economy

• Affordable art and craft

17 November 2008

• MP fumes over chopper withdrawal

• Watch your mouth

• Thousands enjoy craft fair

15 November 2008

• Coastguard helicopter off to England

• Outrage at broadband delays

• MP demands fuel scheme extended

14 November 2008

• BP spill could end in court

• NHS agrees to fund new SIC care home

• Slump threatens trust budget

• Viking transfer divides councillors

• Council strike threat evaporates

• SIC argues over broch bill

• PO keeps card account

• EC backs North Sea supergrid

13 November 2008

• Isles firm aims for cheap, green heat

• Airline concessions “not enough”

• Scott rounds on Scottish Fuels

• West of Shetland talks begin

• In brief - 13 November 2008

• Six new stand ups

• Remembering the war

12 November 2008

• Airlines cut credit card fees

• New loos not up to the job

• Morgan to stand down from trust

• Moore takes over Sella Ness

• Computers made easier for disabled

11 November 2008

• Police investigate another death

• Viking job claims criticised

• EC plans to slash fish quotas

• Eastern Airways win oil contract

• Scott says Flybe “profiteering”

• In brief - 11 November 2008

• Delting coach to manage Shetland squad

November 2008

• Police investigate man’s death

• Smyril puts out the begging bowl

• Ullapool fisherman airlifted

• Angus tries St Olaf again

• Second wind for Between Weathers

8 November 2008

• Parents launch go slow campaign

• Shellfish farmers get their own voes

• Old Doc, New Tricks: Twelve Themes

7 November 2008

• Teens steer clear of hard drugs

• Trust chair denies bonus threat

• Oil port dues to rise

• Extra NHS cash

• Every little helps fishermen

6 October 2008

• Bail for serial child abuser

• Drug dealer's sentence extended

• Sheriff slams isles drugs culture

• NHS deny £2m overspend

• Voting frenzy wanted

• Lifeboat raises 50 grand

5 November 2008

• Hurricane topples test mast

• Quota and bycatch warning

• A play about two poets

• Bumper month for SIC grants

• In brief - 5 November 2008

• Volleyball: LadyBoys lengthen lead

4 November 2008

• Norway honours Lerwick author

• Carbon officer must walk their talk

• Flybe frustrations wanted for airing

• Aberdeen MSP joins NorthLink jobs row

• How much for a new tunnel?

• Breakwater breakthrough

• In brief - 4 November 2008

• Nurse plans trauma clinic

3 November 2008

• Two men due in court

• Mackerel quota up by a third

• MEP slams crazy new fish rules
   

1 November 2008

• Old rig evacuated after oil spill

• Gun thief fined for breach

• Sandy wants - Year of Culture -
   

October 2008

31 October 2008

• HIE crippled by SNP cuts

• Sea trout stage comeback

• MP shocked by contingency plans

• Primary kids to get energised

• In brief - 31 October 2008

• Netball - Scallywags upstage town team

30th October 2008

• Community buyout could save shop

• Extra Lerwick berth for fishing boats

• Benefits campaign pays off

• Wills threatens SIC with ombudsman

• Oil platforms -falling apart-

• NAFC produces six new officers

• Repairs start on Sumburgh runway

29th October 2008

• Bigton man faces jail for fatal crash

• No ferries no power cuts

• SIC seeks islander views on education

• Teenager injured by car

• Fiddling in the land of the rising sun

28th October 2008

• Snow gales and power cuts

• Four jobs go at NorthLink office

• Sullom Voe worker held after assault

• Shetland squash moves up a level

• In brief 28th October 2008

27th October 2008

• Hurricane winds cause havoc

• Bobsleigh Kenny seeks sponsors

• Volleyball - LadyBoys do it

24 October 2008

• Yell ferry tied up all day

• Countdown to Tall Ships race

• Free flu jabs

• How much are crofters credit crunched

• Catch Catriona live

• Celebrating the ‘guga’ hunters

• Shetland fourth in Orkney “NetFest”

23 October 2008

• Saxa Vord seeks local investors

• “Arrogant” boatman almost jailed

• Drifting tanker back on course

• SIC pension scheme plummets

• Early celebration triggers assault

• Mandelson asked for transmission cap

• ‘Halloween’ at Halloween

22 October 2008

• SIC staff to hear latest on single status

• Scotland’s greenest port

• The richest man in Norway

• Bressay tunnel plans on show

• In brief - 22 October 2008

21 October 2008

• Minister praises healthy board

• City man lands top SIC job

• Country legend hits the small screen

• Coastguard awards for Ronas rescue

• “We’d be delighted to pay…”

20 October 2008

• Ferry fare cut “a cynical stunt”

• Fuse box fire

• Museum wins prize for its wood

• Allotment interest exceptional

18 October 2008

• Clean up operation under way in Scalloway after oil spills from tank

• SIC does not hand out free condoms

• Police investigate theft from Oxfam

• Midnight football back this weekend

• Play touches on mental health issues

17 October 2008

• Scientists see hundreds of orcas

• Friends across the North Sea

• Viking takes wind farm to London

• Carmichael makes progress on VHF radios

16 October 2008

• Scott rages over local fuel prices

• MP receives assurances over seafarers’ wages

• Lifeboats shouldn’t be charged anything

• Gemma to play fiddle at championships

• Fewer but bigger seafood companies

• 8,000 signatures against sheep tagging

• Netball: Exciting games in all divisions

15 October 2008

• Middleton committed for trial

• Lerwick man appears on drug charges

• Salmon farm worker drunk and reckless

• More cash for rural development

• Drink driver banned for three year

• Minister to hear of inadequate surgery

• Heroin possession leads to fine

• Food Festival impact slow to emerge

• Hjaltland to move back into town

14 October 2008

• European councillors to visit the isles

• Amenity trust good for tourism

• An autumn full of dance

• Volleyball: Explosive play in Division 2

13 October 2008

• Police seize more heroin

• Police busy with alcohol related incidents

• Air traffic continues to grow

11 October 2008

• Islands our „bread and butter“ - says Flybe

• Real Time Closure programme to extend

10 October 2008

• Oil spill largest in more than 10 years

• Hefty fine for logbook error

• Cannabis cultivation was for home use

• Shared headship pilot to end

• Football manager urgently required

9 October 2008

• Wills reports SIC to Audit Scotland

• Rainfall blamed for oil spill

• Embezzler escapes prison term

• Shoppers stopped Nicol from driving off

• Teen firing BB gun at folk escapes jail

• Community raise thousands for CLAN

• Minister’s appointment comes at wrong time

8 October 2008

• Loganair make luggage concession

• Boost for community energy projects

• Money for creativity and child care

• Depicting what Shetland means to exiles

• In brief - 8 October 2008

• Fishermen condemn mackerel slaughter

• Netball: Convincing victory for Kiwis

7 October 2008

• Working hours dispute resolved

• Investigation after power station fire

• Loganair extends Bergen service

• Carmichael speaks for Scotland again

• Football squad “keen as mustard”
   

• Father charged with murder

• Save fuel to improve services

• In brief – 7 October 2008

• Volleyball: Strong performances from JBT

6 October 2008

• Hopes high for gas to come to SVT

• Helicopters evacuate Schiehallion

5 October 2008

• Man due in court after house blaze

3 October 2008

• Council support for Fetlar

• New workboat firm creates six jobs

• Finance chief says steady at the tiller

• A feast for the palate

• Technology helps Thomas Fraser sparkle

2 October 2008

• “Radical” crofting plans announced

• SSE keen on carbon neutral Shetland

• In brief - 2 October 2008

• In search of young journalists

• The human face of oil

• Football: Standards are rising

1 October 2008

• Two in hospital after west side crash

• Power struggle

• Aith to move ahead with local wind scheme

• Crime down in Shetland

• Dead fox fuels debate

• Organic growers go “professional”

• In brief - 1 October 2008

• Netball: The Ks have it

• Calcutta Cup comes north
   

September 2008