Macduff calendar set for public launch — Macduff calendar set for public launch

The 2022 edition of the popular Macduff Calendar will be launched next week.

Moray dad admits not giving enough food to kids — Moray dad admits not giving enough food to kids

Home had padlocks on fridge and cupboards.

Call for Scottish Government to help homeowners meet environmental targets — Call for Scottish Government to help homeowners meet environmental targets

Almost 60 per cent of homeowners in the north-east still need to upgrade their properties to comply with environmental targets, figures have revealed.

Chance to learn specially composed songs with top north-east musicians — Chance to learn specially composed songs with top north-east musicians

Dee and Don Ceilidh Collective launches free sessions for 'Our Living Rivers and Glens' project.

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Huntly gift shop hopes that people will turn out to support their charity day for Dementia UK — Huntly gift shop hopes that people will turn out to support their charity day for Dementia UK

After a very successful fundraiser for Breast Cancer Now last year, the Ethical Gift Shop in Huntly have a day of events for Dementia UK on Saturday.

Scottish Government's glowing zero artwork highlights work of Findhorn Ecovillage — Scottish Government's glowing zero artwork highlights work of Findhorn Ecovillage

Campaign underlines local action to tackle climate crisis ahead of COP26.

Coronavirus update: NHS Grampian records decrease in daily cases — Coronavirus update: NHS Grampian records decrease in daily cases

In Scotland in the last 24 hours there have been a total of 2355 positive cases of coronavirus which equates to 7.4 per cent of those tested overall.

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Extra parking proposed for Bow Fiddle Rock, Hopeman and Ben Rinnes — Extra parking proposed for Bow Fiddle Rock, Hopeman and Ben Rinnes

Council lodges three planning applications.

NHS unveil new online long Covid advice — NHS unveil new online long Covid advice

NEW online guidance for people suffering from long Covid has been launched by the NHS 24.

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Cornerstone bring Buckie jobs boost joy

Cornerstone bring Buckie jobs boost joy

Cornerstone bring Buckie jobs boost joy

A NEW social care development is set to create 25 jobs in Buckie.

Buckie fish landings take a dive as Covid hits hard

Buckie fish landings take a dive as Covid hits hard

Buckie fish landings take a dive as Covid hits hard

THE value of fish landings at Buckie Harbour plummeted by more than a third last year, newly published figures have shown.

Old school chum helps Portknockie soldier's memory live on

Old school chum helps Portknockie soldier's memory live on

Old school chum helps Portknockie soldier's memory live on

A BUCKIE man has helped the family of an old school chum killed in action during the Cyprus Emergency receive a military honour.

Scottish Parliament on 'brink of something special', says new Green MSP

Scottish Parliament on 'brink of something special', says new Green MSP

Scottish Parliament on 'brink of something special', says new Green MSP

SOCIAL justice and breaking down barriers are top of the agenda for one of the north-east's newest MSPs.

NATIONAL NEWS

Former London Philharmonic conductor Bernard Haitink dies

Former London Philharmonic conductor Bernard Haitink dies

Former London Philharmonic conductor Bernard Haitink dies

He was principal conductor of the London Philharmonic Orchestra from 1967 to 1979.

Man accused of murdering MP Sir David Amess to appear at Old Bailey

Man accused of murdering MP Sir David Amess to appear at Old Bailey

Man accused of murdering MP Sir David Amess to appear at Old Bailey

Ali Harbi Ali, 25, will make appear in a crown court dock for the first time on Friday.

What the papers say – October 22

What the papers say – October 22

What the papers say – October 22

Covid vaccinations and a stay in hospital for the Queen figure prominently in the Friday papers.

Laura Kuenssberg to step down as BBC political editor – report

Laura Kuenssberg to step down as BBC political editor – report

Laura Kuenssberg to step down as BBC political editor – report

Kuenssberg has been a contentious figure during her tenure as political editor.

SPORT

"No pressure" on Huntly in Scottish Cup clash with Stenhousemuir — "No pressure" on Huntly in Scottish Cup clash with Stenhousemuir

HUNTLY will take on the League Two side in the Scottish Cup second round.

Fourth Scottish title for Keith boxer Fraser Edwards in his first fight since the Covid outbreak — Fourth Scottish title for Keith boxer Fraser Edwards in his first fight since the Covid outbreak

The 23-year-old has lost just once in 14 fights and steps up to open elite class.

Huntly Amateur Swimming Club well represented at Inverurie and Aberdeen events — Huntly Amateur Swimming Club well represented at Inverurie and Aberdeen events

Numerous personal best times for local swimmers.

Garioch gymnasts welcome Scottish Gymnastics representatives to new building — Garioch gymnasts welcome Scottish Gymnastics representatives to new building

Garioch Gymnastics Club welcomed representatives from the sport's national organisation to see its new facilities.

Highland defeat for Turriff RFC — Highland defeat for Turriff RFC

Turriff RFC were unable to come away with a win against Highland RFC 3rd XV, despite a fantastic second half performance.

Fraserburgh 7 Keith 0: Maroons left gasping by late goal flurry — Leaders scored four times in closing nine minutes after Keith missed a penalty.

Buckie move second in Highland League with 2-0 win at Huntly — A GOAL in either half secured all three points for the Jags on Saturday.

Formartine cruise past Turriff with 5-0 victory — Formartine United scored five goals without reply against Turriff United on Saturday at North Lodge Park.

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LIFESTYLE

City Seen is back! Find our picture round up from weekend nightlife in Inverness — City Seen is back! Find our picture round up from weekend nightlife in Inverness

Our photographers are back on the street capturing the best moments of Invernessian weekend nightlife.

LISTEN: New episode of the Active Outdoors podcast — LISTEN: New episode of the Active Outdoors podcast

Former Cairngorms National Park chief executive Duncan Bryden talks about a community venture in Tomatin, including some great walking and cycling.

A new round of archive pictures from the Highland capital's nightlife — A new round of archive pictures from the Highland capital's nightlife

Another Sunday, another round of City Seen Flashback pictures, bringing you the best snaps from nights out and events around Inverness.

NICKY MARR: Old solution answers a modern problem — NICKY MARR: Old solution answers a modern problem

Read the latest from our columnist Nicky Marr.

Ready to rock on Beinn Fhada scramble — Ready to rock on Beinn Fhada scramble

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson is joined by Peter Evans on a Kintail Munro that offers an interesting hands-on ridge route for a more challenging day

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WHAT'S ON

Filmfest close-up on student talent — Filmfest close-up on student talent

'This is a fantastic opportunity for students to showcase their talents to a wider audience'

Erasure announce Aberdeen show date — Erasure announce Aberdeen show date

Erasure have announced they will play at Aberdeen's P&J Live next year.

Inverness filmfest director 'excited' full event is back — Inverness filmfest director 'excited' full event is back

'At the festival you can travel around Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia and the Americas'

Peter Noble's sound project powered by footsteps — Peter Noble's sound project powered by footsteps

Connecting with nature for the project is something Peter Noble loved – and, in lockdown, it felt good to reconnect.

LONGER READ: Richard Jobson relishes live return — LONGER READ: Richard Jobson relishes live return

'Music is really good for me, probably bigger than it’s ever been and I didn’t expect it'

Feast of highlights for Blas's return — Festival will host 26 concerts and ceilidhs, a variety of workshops and Facebook Live events

George Michael Live coming to Elgin Town Hall — THE tribute show will take place at Elgin Town Hall in December.

Aberdeen Performing Arts announces the successful applicant to the festive early years commission — Unicorn Christmas Party which will open at The Lemon Tree in Aberdeen this Christmas.

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