Banff News

From a choral performance to a reindeer parade, there's a lot going on in Aberdeenshire this weekend as Christmas approaches.

Motorists are being advised to take heed of new Scottish Government legislation banning parking on pavements from Monday, December 11.

A popular north-east coaching inn which is set in the heart of Aberchirder is seeking a couple or family to take over its day to day running.

Aberdeenshire is facing a new recycling contamination problem as “disposable” vapes find their way into household battery collection bags.

CULLEN skink enthusiasts both professional and amateur are being invited to throw their hats in the ring for next year's world championships.

Take time to be kind to ourselves, focus on what matters, and lean into the love of those who we do have around us.

Give the volunteers in your community your support with a Heroes nomination!

Residents and businesses in Aberdeenshire whose properties were impacted and damaged by flooding during Storm Babet can now apply for financial aid.

A Yamaha MT07 in grey with yellow wheels, registration SV68NTY, was stolen from the Chapelhillock area of Macduff.

Projects which received a financial shot in the arm are encouraging other applications to a scheme which promotes Doric culture.

Give back to the dedicated fundraisers in your community with a Heroes nomination!

Wintry showers will continue across northern Scotland for the rest of Monday and into Tuesday morning gradually becoming confined to coastal areas.

Banff Rugby Club has been supported by new kit sponsors in its 45th anniversary year.

A life-saving defibrillator has been installed at Macduff Primary School to give the community access to the equipment when needed in an emergency.

There was plenty festive spirit at the Banff Plainstones Christmas Cracker event on Sunday.

Subsea specialist Sulmara has expanded its operations in Aberdeenshire after a period of sustained success.

Occasional wintry showers will affect eastern Scotland this evening and through Monday morning.

MP David Duguid's latest column looks at several issues including a lack of high-speed broadband in the area he represents.

Banff Boys' Bridge have planted daffodil bulbs in the community as part of activities to mark the youth organisation's 140th anniversary.

A trial to research the economic opportunities and environmental impacts of electrofishing for razor clams has been extended for a further 12 months.