NEWS that a draft Bill is to put before the Scottish Parliament to pave the way for a fresh independence referendum has been welcomed by a local MSP.
FIRST class jazz is set to grace Moray next month when award-winning Scottish pianist and composer Euan Stevenson visits the region.
PARENTS taking their children to Portgordon Primary School yesterday (Monday) morning rushed to try and save a pensioner lying injured nearby.
STRONG winds failed to blow the return of the Six Harbour Walk off course as hundreds from far and wide flocked to take part.
THE hard work of Buckie RNLI's volunteer lifeboat crew and shore team over the last five years were lauded following an inspection by the charity.
BUCKIE High students are well-known for their commitment to volunteering, but not many of them can say they set a record while doing it.
AN enterprising young Buckie businesswoman is in the running for a prestigious national beauty industry award.
CULLEN claimed its latest victory against council spending cuts today (Friday) when the public toilets in the Millennium Square reopened.
FOR over three decades Gordie Lawtie has been a cornerstone of Buckie RNLI's team and last Thursday saw colleagues mark his retiral from the service
PORTKNOCKIE residents keen to keep up to speed with the landslip repair work under way in the village now have a dedicated information point to visit.
MARITIME rescue life-savers, a carer and a community champion are flying the flag for Buckie in the Moray and Banffshire Heroes 2019.
MORE than three decades of service drew to a close on Sunday when Buckie fire station's commander retired.
THERE are just a few days remaining for local community groups and organisations to stake their claim to a share of a £20,000 funding pot.
THE A98 between Buckie and Cullen was closed on Tuesday evening after a one car collision near the Findochty turn off.
TONIGHT (Tuesday) will see a Buckie community group's bold bid for cash to create an arts hub take to the TV screens.
THERE was relief all round in Cullen at the weekend when the toilets at the links opened their doors again.
SADNESS was to await for Buckie's volunteer RNLI lifeboat crew at the end of a search for a missing fisherman.
SOCIAL Security Secretary Shirley-Anne Somerville has asked for the public's views on delivering fairer Disability Assistance benefits.
SCOTS language champion Matthew Fitt made a marvellous return visit to Moray secondary schools as part of their World Book Day celebrations.
MORAY MP Douglas Ross has been invited to join a new parliamentary network set up by the Advertising Standards Authority.
