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MSP calls for further support in the north-east after continued Avian Flu outbreak — MSP calls for further support in the north-east after continued Avian Flu outbreak

Dozens of dead birds have been spotted along Balmedie Beach including the discovery of gannets, guillemots, kittiwakes, and gulls.

Cute cat Krew needs you! — Cute cat Krew needs you!

ON the hunt for his forever home is our latest Pet of the Week Krew.

Milne's High honour achievers after 'year like no other' — Milne's High honour achievers after 'year like no other'

STUDENT achievements in a “year like no other” were lauded at Milne’s High School prizegiving.

Fishermen's Hall stalwart's memory honoured — Fishermen's Hall stalwart's memory honoured

THE memory of a stalwart volunteer who helped bring the Buckie Fishermen's Hall into community ownership has been honoured.

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Summer food collection starts in Turriff — Summer food collection starts in Turriff

All food collected in branch will stay in Turriff to help those in need.

Offshore Energies UK chief executive set to leave role — Offshore Energies UK chief executive set to leave role

Deirdre Michie has announced she will move on from her role as chief executive of Offshore Energies UK at the end of the year.

Weekend surfacing improvements planned for A90 at Peterhead — Weekend surfacing improvements planned for A90 at Peterhead

Works start Friday, July 1 for four days at the Howe o'Buchan roundabout

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Key community facilities at Gartly and Glass receive a welcome funding boost — Key community facilities at Gartly and Glass receive a welcome funding boost

Three organisations are sharing over £200,000 in funding thanks to the Clashindarroch Wind Farm Community Fund.

Asda steps in to help Gordon Rural Action — Asda steps in to help Gordon Rural Action

FIVE figure boost for Huntly advice and support service.

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Six-figure boost for plans to turn Porgordon pub into community hub

Six-figure boost for plans to turn Porgordon pub into community hub

Six-figure boost for plans to turn Porgordon pub into community hub

PLANS to transform a former Portgordon pub into a community hub have been handed a six-figure boost.

Findochty's amazing Grace wows Keep Scotland Beautiful garden judges

Findochty's amazing Grace wows Keep Scotland Beautiful garden judges

Findochty's amazing Grace wows Keep Scotland Beautiful garden judges

ALL is rosy in the garden for a Findochty Primary pupil after her entry bloomed in a Keep Scotland Beautiful (KSB) challenge.

Teddy Bear Group in desperate plea for help

Teddy Bear Group in desperate plea for help

Teddy Bear Group in desperate plea for help

A SPECIALISED Buckie pre-school playgroup for children with additional support needs have made a desperate plea for permanent accommodation.

Schools review to prioritise Buckie

Schools review to prioritise Buckie

Schools review to prioritise Buckie

BUCKIE is to be one of the initial priorities of a wide-ranging review of Moray Council's future education provision.

NATIONAL NEWS

What the papers say – July 2

What the papers say – July 2

What the papers say – July 2

The front pages revolve around ‘groping’ allegations against the former Tory whip.

Two more Britons in Ukraine charged with being mercenaries by Russia

Two more Britons in Ukraine charged with being mercenaries by Russia

Two more Britons in Ukraine charged with being mercenaries by Russia

Both men were said to be refusing to co-operate with investigators.

Over a million expected in London for first Pride march since pandemic began

Over a million expected in London for first Pride march since pandemic began

Over a million expected in London for first Pride march since pandemic began

The parade will pay homage to the 1972 march, passing significant sites from the UK’s first LGBT+ movement.

Silent vigil to be held to ‘bring home’ Londoner Zara Aleena

Silent vigil to be held to ‘bring home’ Londoner Zara Aleena

Silent vigil to be held to ‘bring home’ Londoner Zara Aleena

The 35-year-old was only minutes from her front door in Ilford, east London, when she was attacked.

SPORT

Keith woman joins Burghead hammer thrower in Scotland's Commonwealth Games squad — Keith woman joins Burghead hammer thrower in Scotland's Commonwealth Games squad

DRY will be attending his fourth games, while Matheson makes her debut.

Businessman joins board of Peterhead FC — Businessman joins board of Peterhead FC

Conrad Ritchie has been appointed to the board of directors at Peterhead Football Club.

Cycle Aberdeenshire to bring the Tour of Britain experience to Aberdeenshire’s communities — Cycle Aberdeenshire to bring the Tour of Britain experience to Aberdeenshire’s communities

Events will take place in Turriff, Alford and Macduff in support of the cycling event including the headline Bike Blethers at Inverurie Town Hall.

Buckie Thistle and Elgin City joined by Welsh and Irish sides in cup draw — Buckie Thistle and Elgin City joined by Welsh and Irish sides in cup draw

Both Moray clubs will play in round 1 along with Premiership B sides.

Buckie Ladies historic cup final clash to be made free entry — Buckie Ladies historic cup final clash to be made free entry

BUCKIE Ladies' eagerly anticipated Scottish Women’s Highlands and Islands League Cup final on Sunday has been made free entry.

Close call as Ellon Gordon CC win out over Fraserburgh — The home side came out on top winning the game with only eight balls to go.

Eight-goal Hopeman close in on Moray welfare leaders — Hopeman have the chance to go top on Friday.

North-east bowlers lose out in the semi-final of the Scottish Bowling Cup — Edinburgh edged out Aberdeen & Kincardine after a poor start to win with a shot difference of 11.

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LIFESTYLE

PICTURES: New restaurant Hou Hou Mei welcomes first diners for opening weekend — PICTURES: New restaurant Hou Hou Mei welcomes first diners for opening weekend

A NEW restaurant serving modern Chinese cuisine has welcomed its first diners in Inverness.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: Unearthing the fascinating world of the brochs — ACTIVE OUTDOORS: Unearthing the fascinating world of the brochs

As the Caithness Broch Project creates a series of new itineraries for visitors the the far north, John Davidson looks at a few of the best sites

HSPC Feature Property: Ulva, 7 Camus An Arbhair, Plockton — HSPC Feature Property: Ulva, 7 Camus An Arbhair, Plockton

This privately situated house is fantastically positioned with spectacular views across Loch Carron and set in the picturesque village of Plockton.

Highland RFC create exhibition to celebrate centenary — Highland RFC create exhibition to celebrate centenary

To celebrate 100 years of Highland RFC, the club has created a special exhibition that will go on show at the Inverness Museum and Art Gallery.

Date announced for Kessock Swim 2023 — Date announced for Kessock Swim 2023

The Kessock Swim organiser announces a date for the event in 2023 and reflects on this year.

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WHAT'S ON

REVIEW: The Joshua Hotel live city debut — REVIEW: The Joshua Hotel live city debut

'Promising more to come before we’d even got to the end of this first contact with these otherworldly hits'

Sci-Fi Encounters in Inverurie — Sci-Fi Encounters in Inverurie

The Garioch Heritage Centre is hosting an exhibition which has been drawn from a private collection of props and costumes.

Tain musician Chloe Bryce's project for Blas Festival — Tain musician Chloe Bryce's project for Blas Festival

New piece to highlight Gaelic-speaking Highland travelling people's central role in looking after Highland traditions and stories

Bright future for the Lemon Tree as new plans unveiled for the iconic Aberdeen venue — Bright future for the Lemon Tree as new plans unveiled for the iconic Aberdeen venue

Plans to redevelop and upgrade the venue move to the next stage after an outline scheme was approved.

Minister opens XpoNorth: ‘Creative industries are not add-ons, they’re central to our lives’ — Minister opens XpoNorth: ‘Creative industries are not add-ons, they’re central to our lives’

‘They contribute to our economic strength, mental and physical wellbeing, spark and foster creativity and innovation, create good, fulfilling work’

XpoNorth event reveals 'Belladrum might not still have been here...' — Conference session offers insight into the past, present and future of a much-loved Highland festival from the two men who know it best

Sara Davies bringing cutting edge festive crafts to Music Hall — TV star and businesswoman Sara Davies will show off her crafting skills at a festive show at Aberdeen's Music Hall this winter.

Joan as Police Woman shepherd Lemon Tree through solid gold back catalogue — JOAN as Police Woman frontwoman Joan Wasser might not know what stovies are, but a Lemon Tree crowd learned to love her anyway.

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