Banff News

I love living here. But I implore our national and regional leaders to travel. And watch and notice what others do better and bring that home.

Work has begun on the historic St Brandon’s Churchyard at Inverboyndie.

The 2024 Toulmin Prize is run by the University of Aberdeen’s Elphinstone Institute and £500 is up for grabs for the winning entry.

A new main sponsor has been secured for the annual Scottish Traditional Boat Festival.

THE first turbine in the new Moray West wind farm has been installed.

Aberdeen Foyer has joined forces with NHS Grampian to provide insight and learning to young people interested in a career in nursing.

Folk at the Salmon Bothy members and guests recently enjoyed one of the best attended Open Mic Sessions for many months.

Aberdeenshire Council is trialling solar-powered sonar devices at three sites across the region in a bid to deter gulls from nesting.

The ambitious Aberdeenshire Council project focuses on the development of a Museum of Aberdeenshire and a new Peterhead Library.

A NORTH-east charity is joining forces with NHS Grampian to provide insight and learning for young people interested in a career in nursing

Fun Lovin’ Criminals have been announced as headliners for the Sausage and Cider Festival in Aberdeen this summer.

Marine Scotland has given consent to Green Volt Offshore Wind Farm - a decision which will unlock around £3 billion of investment.

The new information campaign has been launched ahead of Aberdeen’s Low Emission Zone being enforced in less than two months.

Scotland’s largest local government union, UNISON, says strike preparations could begin as early as next week if agreed conditions are not met.

A BUMPER turnout is on the cards for this year’s Buckie Classic Car Show.

AAB has been nominated for the Best Private Client Tax Practice award in the coveted Tolley’s Taxation Awards.

AUTUMN is a quirky mare looking to trot off to an experienced forever home.

Banff Fire Station has handed over the donations made during its Christmas collection to charities, which totalled £3300.

With the closure of the service point at Towie House in Turriff, a local councillor is changing locations for his surgery sessions.

Shoppers in Banff could help donate £5000 to a local community group as part of a new scheme.