Chloe Irvine is a reporter for The Shetland Times Ltd, focusing on local news in Shetland, United Kingdom. Her articles cover a range of topics including wildlife, community events, transportation disruptions, and power outages. Chloe's work has also been featured in The Press and Journal.
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The Mirrie Dancers were out in full force last night across the isles – with colours of green, pink and red across Whalsay.
By: Chloe Irvine, Ronnie Robertson
Sumburgh Airport urged folk in a Facebook post to consider car sharing, drop-offs, public transport or taxis due to a “nearing full capacity” of its carpark.
Aith and Lerwick lifeboat volunteers signed a symbolic scroll which marked 200 years of RNLI history.
The film took home the the Director/Producer and Best Scripted Narrative as well as the prestigious Golden Panda Award.
Davie Hutchison, 79, known locally as “Davie A Skaw”, had been skipper of the 75-metre pelagic trawler Charisma. He has now called time on his career after 64 years.
Shetland Library took home a top national award in Edinburgh yesterday (Saturday). The Scottish Library and Information Council (SLIC) annually celebrates the achievements of libraries across the country.
The orcas surrounded both sides of Whalsay pelagic vessel Zephyr. Fisherman John Lowrie who captured both day and night-time footage said there could have been anywhere from 50 to 100 orcas alongside the vessel.
Tributes were paid to those who died in the First and Second World War at this morning’s Remembrance Sunday event in Lerwick.
The ambitious growth strategy will see the craft brewery launch a robust marketing campaign and seek prominent listings in major UK supermarkets, capitalising on a burgeoning interest in Shetland and its unique craft beers.
A fisherman had to pull teeth out of his inflatable vessel after a skate bit his boat in six different places. Paul Hutchinson had been...
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