
No88 Kitchen and Bar
A family restaurant on Commercial Street, Lerwick, cooking Shetland's own produce, with cocktails and island beer.

After more than 150 years of printing on Shetland, The Shetland Times has produced its final edition on island soil. The long-standing newspaper, recently acquired by Highland News & Media, will now be printed in Dundee and flown into Shetland for distribution.
It closes the press in Lerwick, run by the same family for generations. While printing has moved, editorial operations and the paper’s bookshop and publishing arms will remain on the island.
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A family restaurant on Commercial Street, Lerwick, cooking Shetland's own produce, with cocktails and island beer.

A café bar on the rocks of Breiwick Bay in Lerwick, with windows on the sea, from breakfast to cocktails.

A clifftop walk from Funzie on Fetlar to the Snap, a sea arch standing out of the water, past stacks and seabirds.

The magazine is a hundred and sixty pages, twice a year. Have it posted, or join and read every issue on any screen.

A carnival of twelve-foot puppets is heading for the tombolo at St Ninian's Isle in June, and the organisers want folk to join in.

Two major peatland restoration schemes have started in Shetland, covering 45 hectares at Murraster and 77 hectares at Herra on Yell.

A new exhibition at Shetland Museum reveals how children in the Neolithic and Iron Age learned through play.