30 November 2007

• Skerries and Sandness schools saved

• HIE Shetland job cuts on the cards

• Council to pay for cast ewe cull

• SLAP could help upgrade fire stations

• Fish farming's worth a fortune

• Marine Centre new E coli contract

• In brief - 30 November 2007

29 November 2007

• Judgment day for rural schools

• Charitable status "not at risk"

• Disappointment over quota proposals

• Northern Rock collapse hits trust

• MP wants higher fuel allowance

• North Star film seeks footage

• Population survey gets under way

• Doorstep warning

• Top gymnast springs back north

28 November 2007

• Nicolson Plant up for sale again

• SIC to help heat private homes

• Euro millions for fishing/aquaculture

• Scott calls for early upgrade

• In brief – 28 November 2007

• Not many new officers

• French designers consider isles move

• Learning the lingo

27 November 2007

• BT buys into fibre optic cable

• New Unst pier gets industrial estate

• Unst fund dubbed a success

• Scott: protect fishers’ time at sea

• No Catch cod goes Japanese

• Leading ladies raise a grand

• MS expert explains new register

26 November 2007

• 116 evacuated after oil rig fire

• Cod quota set to rise

• HIE Shetland homeless for Christmas

• Two arrested for drink driving

• Port needs more space

24 November 2007

• Gates open for ewe payments

• Cut fuel duty for the isles, says MP

• Lochhead will examine state aid blow

• Shetland cops get mobile video

• Groups demand practical help for cod

• Family take over museum art space

• TV show seeks isles 'birthday twins'

• Campaign for "seal friendly" salmon

23 November 2007

• Ecstasy found on anti-drugs sportsman

• Storms topple trailer on freighter

• A violent misunderstanding

• HIE must do more with less

• Island delegates talk cheap transport

• Domestic renewables being throttled

• Exchange calendar goes on sale

22 November 2007

• Locals help police stem heroin flood

• Short cut gets men in trouble

• Rick calls for ethical investment

• Cluness wants to keep SIC in control

• "Juvenile exploration" at Saxa Vord

• You can't trust the government

• Theft therapy leads to probation

• In brief - 22 November 2007

• MEP backs call to outlaw discards

21 November 2007

• EC forces fishermen to repay grants

• 45 folk have already been scanned

• Date set for "SIC out" debate

• Safety warning for offshore industry

• Conference could lead to forum

• Hoist the mainbrace!

• Wanted: Blues recruits

• Letters: Crofters not up to the job

• Letters: Don't forget the opposition

20 November 2007

• Fatal fall - victim named
• SIC may fund cast ewe cull
• Windpower firm expands onto mainland
• Viking lobbies the new government
• In brief - 21 November 2007
• Hard battle in Sandwick

19 November 2007

• We need cops, not cameras
• Another teen drink driver

17 November 2007

• Man dies on standby vessel
• Jailed for targeting heroin at isles
• Drug counsellors need more support
• Quartet want no SIC in the trust
• Delay in foot and mouth payments
• In brief - 17 November 2007

16 November 2007

• Islanders shocked by drugs "slur"
• SIC should join council tax freeze
• Norröna back on schedule
• New centres for the north and south
• Councils talk PSOs as ADS maintained
• No help to bury cast ewes
• Radios whipped from SBS
• Local LibDems back Clegg for leader
• Inventors help neesiks and haddock

15 November 2007

• Drug dealing charges in court
• Bourbon Dolphin crew lacked experience
• No progress on housing debt
• Two new faces for art and music
• Worries about new rural subsidies
• Whose the greenest of them all?

14 November 2007

• Twelve minutes out of control
•  Another heroin seizure in Lerwick
• Workers hit by water burst
• Brae sailors take up caravanning
• Rural Development Contract explained
• Chefs gobble Shetland’s best
• Festive fare at Bonhoga

13 November 2007

• Norröna’s holed up in Lerwick
• Collapse won’t close isles wind farm
• No water in Mid Yell
• Extra cash for college
• VisitShetland’s surfing success
• Karis bounces to the top
• Unbearable excitement on the court

12 November 2007

• Black Bic Biro fame-ward bound

10 November 2007

• NORSHUKON to name preferred bidder
• Thirtysomething in Thule charge
• Winter weather warning for drivers

9 November 2007

• Sheriff rounds on speeding drivers
• Gales stopped planes and boats
• Trouble at the Turkish Delight
• Boats will now avoid bigger codlings
• In brief - 9 November 2007

8 November 2007

• Two die in yet another road accident
• Jailed for smuggling heroin
• Five year pony ban for cruelty
• From factory to flats
• Driven mad by drumming
• Hydro gears up for storms
• Man claims police targeted him

7 November 2007

• Peat slows down Viking's plans
• Sullom Voe slowdown on the cards
• KIMO goes Baltic
• Black Bic Biro move up the bill
• Chocs away to Saxa Vord
• Mission appeal raised thousands
• Ferry firms up next year's trade

6 November 2007

• Pair charged after knife incident
• Fought, kicked and punched
• Trust looks again for lighthouse cash
• Terminal could lose out on Laggan
• Trust wants tax free ports
• Dolphin dies on west side
• Knife edge match in Sandwick

5 November 2007

• Teenager dies in road accident
• Busy court this morning
• One trust can't help the other

3 November 2007

• Crown Estate's boat will be rocked
• Belmont Trust wins national award
• Don't lose your right to vote
• Ailsa impresses her bosses
• Training award shortlist announced

2 November 2007

• Council bus off road near Aith
• "Oil firms should pay more"
• Electronic survey of population drift
• Loganair reassure MSP
• Golf's a big hit with youngsters

1 November 2007

• SIC wants to move into Montfield
• SIC tries again to rein in spending
• Bressay suspicious of SIC link plans
• Navy school's first magnificent seven
• 2,000 year old jewellery at Scatness
• Green guerrillas strike again
• In brief - 1 November 2007