Banff News

An exhibition will let north-east couples who are getting married find out more about what they want to include at their wedding.

The weather has continued to see more schools across the north-east decide to close today.

Dozens of runners braved the new year’s day cold to help raise cash for a life-saving charity.

The Scottish Seafood Association has backed Scottish Fishermen’s Federation’s statement on the need to safeguard the future of coastal communities.

Aberdeenshire Council’s registration week for primary one admission will take place from Monday, January 13 to Friday, January 17.

A school reunion has raised £1000 which will be used to support the present day pupils.

Community stalwarts, religious leaders and group organisers are being urged to step forward to help promote the importance of cancer screening.

A police Chief Superintendent has been appointed as Divisional Commander for North East Division following a retirement.

As 2024 draws to a close, Provost of Aberdeenshire Judy Whyte has reflected on the year.

Two Portsoy community stalwarts have been awarded the British Empire Medal (BEM) in the King’s New Year Honours.

Police are appealing for anyone who may have witnessed a housebreaking or people acting suspicious in the early hours of Christmas Day in Macduff.

Road accident statistics for the A96 have been condemned as “horrifying” by a north-east MSP.

Business Gateway has announced that nominations are now open for its inaugural Recognition Awards.

Radical new approaches need to be adopted to avoid the Scottish fishing industry being crushed, a fishermen’s organisation has warned.

Clan Cancer Support has received £187,103 from National Lottery funding to help children and families impacted by cancer.

The Scottish Government has been urged to “get it right” over controversial proposed new fisheries regulations.

Men who have been through a cancer diagnosis are being urged to be bold in 2025 – by applying to take part in charity fashion show Brave.

It has been a busy yet rewarding year for a local MSP as the challenges of 2025 await.

A teenager who lost both legs in a car crash is set to enjoy Christmas at home with his family after a remarkable recovery.

Aberdeenshire Council is developing a new strategy to safeguard the local economy and make it more sustainable for the benefit of its communities.