28 February 2009

• Kayaker stable after falling into sea

• Boys reported for vandalism

27 February 2009

• SLMG lives again

• 100mph west side car chase

• Sheriff loses patience with offender

• Free ferry travel steams on

• Six-a-side: Rebelettes push ahead

26 February 2009

• Fisherman faces jail over seal deaths

• SNH praise police for seal investigation

• Former skipper fined and banned

• Boys enjoy big bang

• Driving ban loses fireman his job

• Friend stole baby fund

• In brief - 26 February 2009

25 February 2009

• SIC to help crofting advisory group

• Fatal inquiry delayed yet again

• Big plans for Unst brewery

• Large oil find close to Unst

• CFP now threatens fishing for fun

• Call for seal shooting ban renewed

• Sport reports:
  Gymnasts’ first national contest
  Hockey: Coaching course
  Squash: Top class training
  Netball: Whalsay pull clear at the top
  Volleyball: Ladies deliver a thriller

24 February 2009

• Full emergency at Scatsta

• Fishworker must avoid wife and home

• Man held after missing trial

• Joyriding Viking-style

• Monitoring group for wind farm

• Schools music festival returns

• Viking life on display

23 February 2009

• Unexploded WW2 ordnance closes road

• Police weekend report

• Junior soccer on the web

21 February 2009

• Search for fisherman called off

• In brief - 21 February 2009

20 February 2009

• Man reported for heroin possession

• Tavish dismisses SLMG state aid fears

• Trust deadlock creates Viking crisis

• Shetland dumps VisitScotland

• Trust throws out spending cuts

• Boys reported for bus break ins

• Six-a-side: Wrulitzers knocked off top

19 February 2009

• SLMG stares into the abyss

• SIC freeze tax and plunder reserves

• Oil companies want to talk

• Tesco ambush fails

• No more fly tipping

• In brief - 19 February 2009

• Hockey: Managers desperately needed

18 February 2009

• Wills alone against big spenders

• Ear biting charge

• Food park plan comes as a surprise

• Montfield conversion begins

• Major search for new fish vaccines

• Burradale beats business targets

• In brief - 18 February 2009

17 February 2009

• Airline suspends staff after mix up

• Sullom Voe safe for decades

• Watch for leaks

• A cutting edge coat of paint

• Pair primed for poetry reading

• Netball: Pulling back from behind

16 February 2009

• SIC needs radical spending cuts

• Hillswick otter still improving

• Law firm on film

14 February 2009

• Major gas boost for Sullom Voe

13 February 2009

• Snow’s great finale

• Snow stops trials

• AHS moves to the next hurdle

• Holyrood blocks school closures

• Too much to drink

• NorthLink should buy relief ferry

• Learn to be a crime writer

12 February 2009

• Sutherland escapes jail

• Polish stabber gets community service

• SIC gets lowest funding increase
• Court stories - In brief
• Fire fighters battle goes to Brussels
• Tavish puts pressure on the Grid

11 February 2009

• Orkney to the rescue
• SIC mortgage anyone?
• Hillswick shop closes
• Rural crisis must be averted
• New marine department formed
• Pelagic trawler holed
• In brief - 11 February 2009
• Hockey: LBC close gap on Judane

10 February 2009

• Roads go unsalted as supplies run out
• SIC reviews bus types after snow crash
• Former skipper back in court
• Government U turn on hiring bulls
• NHS funding increase
• Oil and water on display
• Netball: Kinetics pip Kiwis

9 February 2009

• Driver due to appear in court
• Carisanne under tow
• Royal Society present report
• A top jazz treat
• In brief - 9 February 2009
• Volleyball: Weather stops most play

7 February 2009

• Counting the cost of future care
• Premature baby flown south in blizzard
• Walls bus off road, two in hospital

6 February 2009

• Morgan to stand down in May
• More than £5m for new Eric Gray Centre
• Anderson high decision deferred
• New HIE boss a Lerwick man
• In brief – 6 February 2009

5 February 2009

• School closures – SIC tries again
• More drugs found
• One ferry down for six weeks
• No cash back from Faroe
• Banged up for a week

4 February 2009

• Two injured in crash

• SIC puts brakes on vehicle spending

• Tides force ferry to divert to Rosyth

• Doubts over new conservation scheme

• Safety paint job for Oversund circle

• North Sea supergrid gets closer

• In brief - 4 February 2009

• Trust takes over Fishing for Litter

• New fish spy plane

3 February 2009

• Council demands oil dialogue

• Ambulance violence

• More Edinburgh flights

• In brief - 3 February, 2009

• Volleyball: Experience pays for lasses

2 February 2009

• Penny in the pound for cod creditors

• Police weekend report

• Tavish: Check out energy advice