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Fundraiser for Amy raises almost £18,000 (opens the original)
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A fundraiser in memory of a much-loved daughter has raised almost £18,000. And a quiz night has helped raise the tally for Amy Arthur even further by £584, with the money going to Shetland Bereavement Support and the Scottish Ambulance first responders. Ten teams were taking part at the Skeld hall quiz, including one team of bairns who did brilliantly across all the different rounds. Quiz masters for the occasion were Kay Fraser and Sandra Anderson, who encouraged everyone to raise a glass for
Church centre plays host to colourful banners (opens the original)
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A colourful new exhibition is taking centre-stage in Papa Stour. The Papa Stour kirk community centre is playing host to one of seven sets of banners being shown across the isles. The work by Jacqui Parkinson is a lively modern take on the Lordâs prayer. But it also offers opportunities for a deeper insight into its meaning. A large, contemplative chapel prayer work, painted during Covid, will also be on display for the next six months. The kirk centre also has refreshments and shelter - and a
Walls Show organisers seek missing trophies (opens the original)
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Organisers of the Walls Show have appealed for anyone with missing trophies to get in touch. Committee members have compiled a list and are hopeful someone will see it and jump into action to have the trophies brought back. Meanwhile, any businesses or individuals wishing to donate a trophy are also asked to get in touch. The sections missing are Shetland sheep dog, baking, including the most points in that section, needlework, tapestry, willow and straw arts and crafts, photography for adults a
Council warns dumping garden waste in the sea could be classed as fly-tipping (opens the original)
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Gardeners have been urged to keep their waste out of sea - with a warning that it could be classed as fly-tipping. Tingwall, Whiteness and Weisdale Community Council has highlighted the problem of garden waste washing up on the shore of one of the tidal lochs in its area. Councillors said the waste gradually rots and looks a mess. The council is aware aware quite a few people empty their lawnmowers into the sea and ask that they please think about where it is going and what the effects are. The
Sixty turn up for Songs of Praise service at West Side woodland attraction (opens the original)
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Sixty folk turned out at Michaelswood on Sunday for a special songs of praise service. Ray Ferrie, of the long-running woodland attraction, said the crowd âbroke forth with a melodious and mellifluous programmeâ of much-favoured hymns. Similar events have taken place there before, and Ferrie said that they are always as enjoyable as the last. The polycrubâs domed structure and its twin-walled polycarbonate roof created superb acoustics which encouraged everyone to give it their all. The se
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