Buckie News

A LOCAL MSP has paid tribute to Humza Yousaf, who resigned as First Minister and SNP party leader on Monday, April 29.

North East Sensory Services has announced a new date for its “fabulous funkylicious” fundraising ball

MORAY parents whose children who will be going to secondary school after the summer are being invited to a virtual session on online safety.

Aberdeen’s Umbrella Project will be launched in a blaze of colour, song and dance on Shiprow.

A limited number of pharmacies are in operation in Aberdeenshire and Moray over the May Day holiday.

ABERDEEN events arena P&J Live will play host to the Parent and Baby Show when it comes to the Granite City this September.

Car lovers are being given the chance to win a new Mini Cooper Classic as part of a prize draw in aid of Children’s Hospices Across Scotland.

MORAY MSP Richard Lochhead has called on the Financial Conduct Authority to implement a new criteria for rural banking hubs.

ZAC is a shy, young Border collie seeking his forever home together.

The A96 to the north of Keith now has one lane open over the bank holiday weekend under temporary traffic lights.

Officers are appealing for information following a report of vandalism at a property in Portgordon.

IT was time for Buckie Rovers to return recently when the club came back from the dead.

Unpaid carers in the north-east will be eligible for the new Carer Support Payment.

Eastern Airways has announced that Aberdeen services from Teesside Airport will commence from Monday, May 20.

MORAY MSP Richard Lochhead convened a roundtable on innovation at Altyre Estate, home of Glasgow School of Art’s School of Innovation and Technology.

A BUCKIE expat who has raised over £20,000 for Armed Forces charities after braving a month on Rockall has had to abandon his attempt to return.

NORTH East Scotland College has received a £200,000 donation from a local business – taking the benefactor’s total investment since 2021 to £700,000.

With not a single rural MSP in the Scottish cabinet since Humza Yousaf came to power, we have been forgotten, says our columnist.

LITTER pickers from a Buckie community group have bagged themselves an extraordinary milestone.

TALENT from across Gray’s School of Art Robert Gordon University will be celebrated in June as the art school prepares for its annual degree show.