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Kayakers rescue âLuckyâ the fulmar chick and spend three weeks nurturing it back to health (opens the original)
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A kayaker who rescued a fulmar chick from the sea and spent three weeks nurturing it back to health has named it âLuckyâ. Jason Fenn, owner of Sea Kayak Shetland, spotted the young fulmar during an evening paddle along the islesâ coastline. Half an hour into the journey, Mr Fenn and fellow kayakers from Shetland Kayak Club noticed âsomething small floating in the waterâ. Mr Fenn said it was covered in down - soft, fluffy feathers. âIt was way too early for it to have left the nest, s
Fuel crisis hits struggling households and businesses as Shetlandâs âoutrageousâ diesel prices are among the highest in UK (opens the original)
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Shetland is once again bearing the brunt of the nationâs fuel crisis as drivers face some of the worst prices at the pump - compounding the already high cost of living. Diesel prices in the isles have crossed the £2 mark and are reported to be among the very highest in all of the UK - exceeding £2.20 in some remote areas. The SICâs environment and transport committee chairwoman Moraig Lyall said rising fuel prices were âadding to the burden faced by Shetland households.â âIn a place
âTheyâre just rushing it throughâ - Community members fear for flooding after energy giant fails to heed cabling concerns (opens the original)
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Folk in Voe have voiced fresh concerns about a major energy project which is set to begin. SSEN Distributionâs North Mainland Cable Reinforcement project has received multiple objections from members of the Voe community. Sheena Cooke said she had raised concerns about landslip and water runoff risk in the proposed cable routes for the past three years - but nothing has been done. The proposed cable trench is on a downward slope of the Hill of Susetter, with 10 homes located just below the are
Salmon farming firmâs profits fall by almost half due to drop in sales price (opens the original)
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A leading Scottish salmon producer has reported a significant fall in profits, citing lower sales prices as the reason. Cooke Aquaculture Scotlandâs full accounts for last year showed a fall in net profits from £12m to £6.1m - a decrease of 49 per cent. According to documents filed with Companies House, Cooke said the aquaculture industry carried a âsignificant level of riskâ. The company blamed the profit reduction on lower salmon sales prices. It also highlighted the cost of fuel to ru
âViolence against women and girls is a national emergency,â says Police Scotland as it launches new campaign (opens the original)
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A campaign to help counter the toxic social media manosphere and reduce violence against women and girls has been launched. Police Scotlandâs latest âThat Guyâ campaign starts today - Monday, 28th September. The campaign aims to tackle over 200 reports of violence against women and girls - crimes which are reported every day on average in Scotland. âThat Guyâ calls for every day role models to recognise the positive influence that men can have on each other and boys - to prevent the at
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