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Positive outlook pays off in Gerald's cancer battle

Positive outlook pays off in Gerald's cancer battle

Positive outlook pays off in Gerald's cancer battle

18 April 2012

GERALD Law knows he is fortunate to be alive – and that his story can offer hope to others. In 2000 he was told by doctors he would not see the end…


Police investigating Turriff theft

Police investigating Turriff theft

Police investigating Turriff theft

12 April 2012

POLICE are investigating the theft of cigarettes from Turriff’s Central Filling Station. The petrol station at Fife Street was broken into at about…


Call to put new life into Macduff

Call to put new life into Macduff

Call to put new life into Macduff

11 April 2012

A MACDUFF woman has made a rallying call to other residents to get behind the town and revitalise it. Retired social worker Tina Harris may only have…


Uninsured drivers targeted in police crackdown

Uninsured drivers targeted in police crackdown

Uninsured drivers targeted in police crackdown

05 April 2012

POLICE have begun a crackdown on unlicensed and uninsured drivers in the Banffshire area. Officers will be using automatic number plate recognition…


My rapist killed my life

My rapist killed my life

My rapist killed my life

04 April 2012

IT IS hard to look back at 2010 and remember the person I used to be. I was a 19-year-old mother and college student who loved life. That was all taken…


Philip dives in to boost charity fund

Philip dives in to boost charity fund

Philip dives in to boost charity fund

04 April 2012

POPULAR Whitehills fund-raiser Philip Mair has started to plan his 2012 cash-gathering campaign, with the ink barely dry on a cheque for £887 made out…


Postie Gerald set to deliver for Coast

Postie Gerald set to deliver for Coast

Postie Gerald set to deliver for Coast

04 April 2012

THE postal workers who tramp our streets and drive the rural routes see almost every kind of weather on their travels – rain, shine, snow and hail.


Shopwatch scheme sees new impetus

Shopwatch scheme sees new impetus

Shopwatch scheme sees new impetus

03 April 2012

A SCHEME in Banff and Macduff to tackle shoplifting has been officially re-established after receiving strong support from the towns’ retailers. Last…


Police investigating Aberchirder fuel thefts

Police investigating Aberchirder fuel thefts

Police investigating Aberchirder fuel thefts

28 March 2012

POLICE are appealing for information after three vehicles in Aberchirder had fuel stolen. Two trucks and a car parked on School Lane were broken into…


Royal honour for a ‘familiar face’

Royal honour for a ‘familiar face’

Royal honour for a ‘familiar face’

27 March 2012

A TURRIFF farmer awarded the Queen’s Police Medal was surprised when the Queen said she recognised him. Hugh Duncan (65) had never met Her Majesty before…


Top honour for Turriff firm

Top honour for Turriff firm

Top honour for Turriff firm

27 March 2012

TURRIFF-based ACE Winches has won two prestigious honours at the 2012 Offshore Achievement Awards (OAA) ceremony in Aberdeen – widely acknowledged as…


Four taken to hospital after crash

Four taken to hospital after crash

Four taken to hospital after crash

26 March 2012

FOUR people were taken to hospital following a collision between a car and van on the A97 Huntly to Aberchirder Road near Affleck Farm at 6.35am on Saturday. The…


Biker caught doing 114mph on rural road

Biker caught doing 114mph on rural road

Biker caught doing 114mph on rural road

23 March 2012

A BIKER has been charged after being caught driving at 114mph on a B road in Banffshire The driver was one of eight people caught speeding during a…


Drugs worth £60,000 seized in raid

Drugs worth £60,000 seized in raid

Drugs worth £60,000 seized in raid

23 March 2012

DRUGS worth a street value of £60,000 were seized yesterday (Thursday) in a raid at a caravan park. Following the swoop at Burnside Caravan Park, Fochabers…


Science kids have fingerprint on pulse

Science kids have fingerprint on pulse

Science kids have fingerprint on pulse

21 March 2012

SCIENCE pupils at Banff Academy are taking part in an innovative project to learn how DNA is used in medicine and research.


Motorists urged to plan for delays at Elgin bridge

Motorists urged to plan for delays at Elgin bridge

Motorists urged to plan for delays at Elgin bridge

21 March 2012

MORAY MSP Richard Lochhead is urging motorists to plan more time for journeys and to be as patient as possible in the next fortnight while work is carried…


Police exercise in area

Police exercise in area

Police exercise in area

21 March 2012

GRAMPIAN Police are carrying out a mobilisation exercise at various locations in the Aberdeenshire area. The exercise is a routine test of the capability…


Papers seized in turbine row

Papers seized in turbine row

Papers seized in turbine row

21 March 2012

POLICE took away documents from Aberdeenshire Council’s planning office in Banff last week over alleged serious irregularities surrounding applications…


Sangs jobs saved in US takeover move

Sangs jobs saved in US takeover move

Sangs jobs saved in US takeover move

12 March 2012

AROUND 60 staff at the Sangs soft drinks firm in Macduff are celebrating following the news that their jobs have been safeguarded.


Appeal for witnesses to motorbike accident

Appeal for witnesses to motorbike accident

Appeal for witnesses to motorbike accident

08 March 2012

POLICE are appealing for witnesses following a motorbike accident in Knock Avenue, Whitehills yesterday (Wednesday). The male rider of the white Suzuki…


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