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Crofter who failed to properly look after his animals told to carry out unpaid work

A WESTSIDE crofter has been put under supervision for 18 months and told to carry out 140 hours of unpaid work after admitting two charges relating to keeping livestock. Thomas Jamieson, from Walls, has also been disqualified from holding or keeping more than two dogs and three.

Court round-up 29 November 2023

A YOUNG man who lashed out at a former partner, causing her to require emergency dental treatment, has been ordered to carry out 80 hours of unpaid work. Barry Coutts, from Cunningsburgh, pleaded guilty to a charge of assault when he appeared at Lerwick Sheriff Court on.

Grandson takes on Islay war grave - The Oban Times

Grandson takes on Islay war grave - The Oban Times
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Ilkley man fined for drug driving

Ilkley man fined for drug driving
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For young climate activists, the pandemic is the defining moment for action

For young climate activists, the pandemic is the defining moment for action Laura Parker © Photos (Clockwise from top left): Victoria Will, Thomas Jamieson, Rebecca Hale, Thomas Jamieson, Tho. Portraits of climate activists. Clockwise from Top Left: Alexandria Villaseñor, Ghslain Irakoze, Kehkashan Basu, Mayumi Sato, Rosie Mills, and Felix Finkbeiner Of all the trauma of the past year, one moment stands out for Alexandria Villase̴̴nor, a teenage climate activist, as the bellwether of what’s in store for the planet: It was last summer, when toxic wildfire smoke spread through northern California as the coronavirus prompted a lockdown. “Businesses weren’t open or allowing people inside because it was unsafe,” she says. “But the air quality index was like 300-plus outside, which wasn’t safe either. It was, like, what mask do I wear for wildfire smoke and COVID? How can I stay safe from both threats?”

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