31 January 2008

• Gales and blizzards to disrupt ferries

• Theft mars fire festival celebrations

• Injured fisherman airlifted to GBH

• Goodbye Oscar… hello Charlie

• Stuart takes udal law to your door

• Viking rampage set for food film fest

• Up Helly Aa song’s author on display

• Glass recyclers up for award

30 January 2008

• Roy has the ‘ultimate’ night

• How risky are those fuel tanks?

• Scaffolder injured at Sullom Voe

29 January 2008

• Investigation into oil leak at terminal

• Holyrood launches ferry inquiry

• Ex isles man to head Sullom Voe

• Tasty play by the peas

28 January 2008

• Police call for witnesses after assault

• Viking Tuesday's traffic rules

26 January 2008

• Mystery ‘mound’ to be saved from the sea

• North folk lose power

• MSP slams fish funding delay

25 January 2008

• UK changes tack on state aid row

• Number of care places must double

• Wind closes Sullom Voe terminal

• No more 3am licences

• Cash to help folk access health care

• North Star demolition by autumn

• Training to tick all the boxes

24 January 2008

• Viking to publish draft plans in March

• Crofters delight at cash pay out

• Up Helly Aa offers more than ever

• Study into where crabs creep

• NorthLink announce re-fit schedule

• Another grand for CLAN

• Opinion: The CFP’s final birthday

23 January 2008

• Budget boost for public loos

• Strong winds cancel ferries

• Fish council offers “hope and optimism”

• SIC staff may have to work from home

• Family mediation is back on track

• Stay clear of the Shetland Prize Register

• Kenyan blanket appeal going well

• The crowd could only marvel

• Crofters urged to attend RDP meeting

22 January 2008

• Convener slams government’s double standards

• Trust builds case for isles ‘geopark’

• Folk love reading about Shetland

• Research shows scale of data loss

• In brief - 22 January 2008

• Sandwick stage league upset

21 January 2007

• Consultants offer to help reform trusts

• First mission for new Oscar Charlie

• Big take up of free transport in isles

• Three lane blacktop!

• More people keep flying

• In brief - 21 January 2008

• Nostalgic gathering rekindles memories

19 January 2008

• Blame game leaves isles out in cold

• In brief - 19 January 2008

• Stornoway poet returns to Shetland

18 January 2008

• East coast subsea power link "viable"

• Hamefarers request galley burning

• Reformers spread concern to second trust

• Fish worker decked policeman in brawl

• “Drunken thug” came out of nowhere

• North flights should evade carbon rules

• In brief - 18 January 2008

• Enviroglass expand horizons

17 February 2008

• Papa Stour runaway locked up

• Unanimous backing for state aid appeal

• Alcoholic thanks sheriff for jail term

• Whisky made man attack dog

• In brief - 17 January 2008

• Women take over farmers’ union

• Fraserburgh boat safe after Mayday

• Trust backs art on Yell

• Every point a battle

16 January 2008

• SIC to tackle decrofting delays

• State aid fight could cost SIC dear

• Loganair revive Norway connection

• Electronic sheep tags “won’t work”

• Work starts on Foula power scheme

• Climate worries over marine life

• NorthLink bring in photo ID

• In brief - 16 January 2008

• One book a month…plus one

• Interview: Worldwide protection of fish resources is a must

15 January 2008

• Big day of fish landings

• Shetland showcase at Celtic Connections

• Old town group gets help from HIE

• Sandwick make it tough for LadyGirls

14 January 2008

• Flybe franchise could cut fares

• Police weekend report

• The new year in the old way

12 January 2008

• Free fares run as Bluemull study rolls

• SIC can’t afford to dredge Scalloway

• Islanders hate junk mail

• Wanted: Garden birdwatchers

11 January 2008

• Vodafone apologise for mobile outage

• SNP government backs state aid appeal

• New meeting to tackle trust “sleaze”

• Extra and cheaper flights to Aberdeen

• Fighters to fly low over isles

• Young fiddlers take a bow on CBeebies

• Shetland swimmers take on UK’s best

• Rugby season kicks off again

10 January 2008

• SIC may go it alone on EC appeal

• Coastguard's new blades take off today

• SNP slash funding for local transport

• SIC backs CCTV for Lerwick

• SIC wants masterplan for Gulberwick

• College desperate for more space

• Scrapstore success story

9 January 2008

• Air discount likely to stay

• Date for Lerwick by-election set

• Quality school, shame about the building

• Trust helps Johnsons buy new workboat

• Late night football returns next week

• Scottish salmon charity has big plans

8 January 2008

• ZetTrans calls for more buses

• Folk festival goes even more global

• Post Office begins unveiling plans

• Tourist office goes digital

• Classifieds: 5 bedroom house for sale in Gulberwick

• Classifieds: Good home wanted for Cat

7 January 2008

• Green building pioneer dies

5 January 2008

• Car feared in Lerwick harbour

• Brough Lodge funding setback

• Another new whitefish vessel

4 January 2008

• Storms bring disruptions to islands

• Atlantic want in on air discount

• East winds halt ferries

• Lochhead seeks marine devolution

• Yell's year starts with a bang

• Museum sets off Up Helly Aa season

3 January 2008

• Shetland Times editor abandons ship

1 January 2008

• More underage drinking

• Fishermen to protect spawning cod