A SHETLAND grandfather whose threats provoked the headteacher of Scotland's smallest school to abandon the tiny island where she worked has admitted abusive or threatening behaviour.
A SHETLAND grandfather whose threats provoked the headteacher of Scotland's smallest school to abandon the tiny island where she worked has admitted abusive or threatening behaviour.
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Pete Bevington
William Anderson walked into Skerries school, on the tiny archipelago of Out Skerries in Shetland, on September 4, demanding to see the headteacher Rebekah Gibby.
He was angry after she had complained that his grandson had been seen driving a vehicle on the island's roads, even though he was underage.
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