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Double fury at Banff caravan site move

07 September 2011
Double fury at Banff caravan site move

Double fury at Banff caravan site move

07 September 2011

A COUNCILLOR says he is DOUBLY furious at Aberdeenshire Council over its treatment of travelling families in Banff. Councillor John Cox is outraged…


An impressive rise in the baking world

07 September 2011
An impressive rise in the baking world

An impressive rise in the baking world

07 September 2011

BANFF woman Heather Thompson has been promoted to finance director with shortbread and biscuit manufacturer, Dean’s of Huntly. Dean’s is a family run…


'Wanted' trader opens new store

29 August 2011
'Wanted' trader opens new store

'Wanted' trader opens new store

29 August 2011

IN THIS week's Banffshire Journal we reveal how Banff whisky trader Richard Parker, alleged to be being pursued for a trail of debts running into many…


Fines for too much rubbish

03 August 2011
Fines for too much rubbish

Fines for too much rubbish

03 August 2011

HOUSEHOLDERS in Banffshire could face court fines of up to £1,000 as part of tougher new recycling measures. Those leaving too much rubbish in their bins…


Cornhill wildcats caught on camera

20 July 2011
Cornhill wildcats caught on camera

Cornhill wildcats caught on camera

20 July 2011

A BANFFSHIRE man may have captured extremely rare pictures of a Scottish wildcat and her kitten, just yards from his house. The crofter, who lives…


Red letter day for diary keeper

12 July 2011
Red letter day for diary keeper

Red letter day for diary keeper

12 July 2011

A REMARKABLE Gardenstown lady had a very special day to record in her diary last week - when she celebrated her 100th birthday. Mrs Christina Margaret…


Family encounters big cat in the woods

12 July 2011
Family encounters big cat in the woods

Family encounters big cat in the woods

12 July 2011

A WHITEHILLS family believe they may have spotted a big cat in Fochabers Wood. For years, there have been reports of mysterious big cat sightings throughout…


Mum blasts cemetery vandals

12 July 2011
Mum blasts cemetery vandals

Mum blasts cemetery vandals

12 July 2011

IT IS a beautiful, small cemetery on the edge of possibly the most tranquil village in Banffshire. However, for months now it has been the scene of…


Turriff group plans bid for caravan site

05 July 2011
Turriff group plans bid for caravan site

Turriff group plans bid for caravan site

05 July 2011

?TURRIFF’S local authority caravan site could be taken over by a new community group. The Station Road park is one of 11 caravan sites of which Aberdeenshire…


All aboard for festival fun

05 July 2011
All aboard for festival fun

All aboard for festival fun

05 July 2011

PORTSOY’S Scottish Traditional Boat Festival was graced by glorious sunshine on Saturday and Sunday, making it an extra-special occasion for an estimated…


Bowlers roll up in Portsoy for another year

28 June 2011
Bowlers roll up in Portsoy for another year

Bowlers roll up in Portsoy for another year

28 June 2011

THEY have been arriving in Portsoy every two years for the past 36 years and staying for a week. And what a week it is too. It requires real stamina…


Double blow for Cullen

13 June 2011
Double blow for Cullen

Double blow for Cullen

13 June 2011

CULLEN was rocked yesterday (Monday) when The Seafield Arms Hotel ceased trading – just days after the town lost its only butcher shop. Sheila Cornwallis,…


Step forward for Turriff supermarket

08 June 2011
Step forward for Turriff supermarket

Step forward for Turriff supermarket

08 June 2011

TURRIFF is a step closer to having a new supermarket which would create around 170 jobs. Councillors on the Formartine area committee of Aberbeenshire…


Tesco denies delay rumours over Banff store

07 June 2011
Tesco denies delay rumours over Banff store

Tesco denies delay rumours over Banff store

07 June 2011

TESCO has dismissed claims that it could be at least three more years before a long-awaited superstore is built in Banff. Rumours have been rife in…


Protest storm warning over turbines

23 May 2011
Protest storm warning over turbines

Protest storm warning over turbines

23 May 2011

PLANS to develop two community-owned wind turbines near Aberchirder could create a storm of protest, it was warned this week.


Call for tighter controls on wind turbines

23 May 2011
Call for tighter controls on wind turbines

Call for tighter controls on wind turbines

23 May 2011

A DEVERON Valley group has challenged Aberdeenshire Council’s planners to put stricter controls on the proliferation of wind turbines in the area.


Conoeist tells of terror in the bay

23 May 2011
Conoeist tells of terror in the bay

Conoeist tells of terror in the bay

23 May 2011

A CANOEIST has told of his terror as his kayak was deliberately overturned by a jet-skier hundreds of yards out to sea in Gamrie Bay.


Prime land sale could trigger golf club boost

23 May 2011
Prime land sale could trigger golf club boost

Prime land sale could trigger golf club boost

23 May 2011

THE sale of prime housing land overlooking the sea in Macduff could be set to pave the way for a massive upgrade of the clubhouse of Royal Tarlair golf…


Blow as butcher and baker close the doors

23 May 2011
Blow as butcher and baker close the doors

Blow as butcher and baker close the doors

23 May 2011

GARDENSTOWN has suffered a heavy blow with the closure of its famous bakery and grocers and a neighbouring butcher’s shop.


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