The front door steps to Lerwick Town Hall, in the Shetlands, have been replaced in time for the 125th anniversary of the building.
The steps, which were badly decayed and had been patched with concrete have been replaced with new stone selected after geological analysis and colour matching to be as near as possible to the original stone.
A team of stonemasons from Shetland Amenity Trust carried out the expert work. The work has been carried out to a high standard in keeping with the importance of the building.
Sandy Cluness, Convener of the Shetland Islands Council, said: "I am delighted that the steps have been replaced just in time for the Town Hall celebrations and now present a fitting entrance to this fine building to take it through its next 125 years."
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