30 April 2008

• Tanker lost power at Sullom Voe

• Trust must produce spending plans

• Unfair aid for foreign fishermen

• Scalloway salmon factory upgrades

• In brief - 30 April 2008

29 April 2008

• Government should help fund tunnels

• Man drove into shop window

• Tesco pledge to stock isles produce

• Lost medication

• MP seeks guidance on embryology bill

• Fishermen address fuel fears

• Fish farms strangled by red tape

• Football: Delting off to a good start

28 April 2008

• Scrap all island ferry fares

• Police weekend report

• 21st century Shetland travelogue

• In brief - 28 April 2008

• Gym club power up new premises

• Football: Fierce 10 man island duel

25 April 2008

• Hodge throws in the towel

• Scatness funding request slashed

• Skipper backs down in shellfish case

• Fifty sign up for trust reform

• Man told to stop being macho

• Bouncer lost control

• In brief - 25 April 2008

• Sailors sought

24 April 2008

• Jailed after heroin death

• Business as usual at Grading Systems

• Staney Hill shop must stay….closed

• Calling all birders

• Cullivoe joins clean up campaign

• Band means business

• Decommissioning has more to offer

23 April 2008

• Isles ferries need more central support

• Redd Up keeps growing

• Seafish trade fund

• Paintings to lose yourself in

• In brief - 23 April 2008

22 April 2008

• Eight fined for not wearing seatbelts

• Bailed on heroin charge

• Tourism boss insists he’s in charge

• Lewis could look to Shetland

• Coastguards maintain work to rule

• No more loch auctions, please

• Trows go digital

• New fisheries protection vessel

19 April 2008

• Community concerned about cable

• MSP slams Lochhead over Leader

• Warming seas hit seabird breeding

• Plan to protect birds at sea

18 April 2008

• Museum makes it to final four

• Ex-cod men take up trout crofting

• Salmond leads charge for green power

• Hidden danger of marine litter

• Two new cops for Shetland

• Shetland skipper takes deputy job

17 April 2008

• Planners say yes to Mareel

• Europe investigates ferry subsidies

• Midsummer marathon

• Future bright for fish sales

• New owners re-open hotel restaurant

• Hockey: Outdoor season gets underway

16 April 2008

• Crofters rage at unfair scheme

• Nick of time funding for Women’s Aid

• Dredging Lerwick harbour…at last

• Linguists sought to help new incomers

• In brief - 16 April 2008

15 April 2008

• Viking show off latest design

• Crofters stand up against wind farm

• Girls “gutted” by athletics upset

• Cash to trim the fat

• In brief - 15 April 2008

• Tavish slams concessionary cock up

14 April 2008

• New isles boat launched on schedule

• Girls pushed into icy harbour

• New Scottish seafood website

12 April 2008

• SIC to the rescue…of 40,000 smolts

• SIC helps fund DJ training

• Faroe would like to help scrap CFP

• Football fever begins today

11 April 2008

• No Catch…caught out

• Tackling drink and drug abuse early

• Stuart backs down

• Late night football scores

• A triple whammy

10 April 2008

• Cod farming ends in Shetland

• Final blow to Smyril deal

• NorthLink steam ahead with ID plans

• Isles crime rate is falling

• Hundreds back post office petition

• Mussel firm buys up rival

• Battle against bluetongue begins

• Kids step back in time

9 April 2008

• Isles coastguard will not strike

• Geira grounds on Gutcher beach

• Ofgem probe into Viking’s partner

• Teenage girls to get new vaccine

• Grown ups gatecrash kids music sessions

• First nature festival seeks support

• Digital discussions

• Charity praises Zambia bound gymnasts

• Volleyball: Top play in trophy clashes

8 April 2008

• Foula man fined after losing control

• Creative sector could be top performer

• Haulage takeover good news for staff

• North kirk has community ambitions

• Shetland athletes in UK final

• Heart felt tribute in New Shetlander

7 April 2008

• Man found after Foula search

• Police weekend report

• New rural contracts launched today

5 April 2008

• Mareel advert might cause “a stink”

• Lerwick break in

• Football squads land lucrative deal

4 April 2008

• Shetland man wins Europe freight contract

• Concern about windfarm red tape

• Town assault

• Objections expected for Olaf hall plans

• MP warns of post “domino effect”

• High hopes for fish expo

• SNP upset by new marine bill

• SSPCA seek back up inspector

3 April 2008

• New terminal gas plant gets go ahead

• Second Shetland crime novel launched

• Power firm forced to shift cables

• Three cars seized in police clampdown

• Dancing Diane joins the Click team

• Scallop men join fish federation

• Netball: Close call for Mishaps

• Hockey: Teams close on leaders

2 April 2008

• SEPA staff ballot on industrial action

• Sound school break in

• Bumper year for Hjaltland housing

• MP in renewed post office call

• Nursery kids start collecting cans

• Local GPs welcome cheaper prescriptions

1 April 2008

• NorthLink promise to be flexible on ID

• New teachers for isles schools

• Marine college gets interim boss

• Ravens to the rescue