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âOh yes they will!â - Drama group âover the moonâ to have secured venue for this yearâs pantomime (opens the original)
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Hundreds of pantomime enthusiasts will get their annual dose of âmirth, mayhem and madcap actionâ after organisers confirmed a venue had been secured for the fun festive event. Open Door Drama Group will perform Alice in Wonderland in the Clickimin Bowls Hall from 12th-19th December. After last yearâs disappointment when the Garrisonâs closure prevented the pantomime from being staged in full, organisers said they were âabsolutely over the moonâ to have secured a venue. They have tha
Foreign-crewed longliner that attacked a Shetland trawler has run aground off Orkney (opens the original)
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A foreign owned fishing vessel that attacked a Shetland trawler five years ago has run aground off Orkney. The 17 crew on board the longliner Genesis were reported to have been airlifted from the vessel this morning (Thursday) after it hit rocks near to the Old Man of Hoy. Coastguard, RNLI and NorthLink Ferries vessel Hamnavoe were involved in the rescue. One of the coastguard helicopters attended from Sumburgh. The Genesis has been a controversial presence in Shetland waters over recent years.
Rocket launch scheduled for SaxaVord after firm secures crucial licence (opens the original)
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A rocket firm has announced plans to launch from Shetland next spring after securing a crucial licence. HyImpulse which has been working with SaxaVord Spaceport since 2021 announced today (Thursday) that it had received its UK launch operator licence. The German company described this as an important step for independent access to space. It plans to launch its SR75 launch vehicle from the site in Unst next spring. The announcement follows the recent news that Rocket Factory Augsburg had to delay
Solo sailor rescued after abandoning stricken yacht taking on water in rough seas (opens the original)
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A solo sailor has been rescued after abandoning his stricken yacht in rough seas. Lerwick Lifeboat crew launched yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon to go to the aid of a nine-metre yacht taking in water and in difficulty, around 14 nautical miles east of the island of Whalsay. The Norwegian-registered yacht, with one person on board, had earlier sailed west across the North Sea from Bergen. With deteriorating weather, and strong southeasterly winds and sea swell picking up during the day, the yacht
Inter-island ferries suspended amid strong winds and challenging tidal conditions (opens the original)
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Strong winds combined with treacherous tidal conditions have forced the cancellation of inter-island ferry services. The SICâs ferry service confirmed the Bluemull Sound service had been suspended this morning due to the weather. It is hoped the service will resume once tidal conditions are more favourable, from around 1pm. Meanwhile. Yell Sound is down to a single vessel service, although extra runs are planned for dinner time at around 1.10pm and 1.30pm. The Bressay service is also likely to
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