Banff News

A timely new production for younger audiences - Shō and the Demons of the Deep - is coming to Aberdeen in April.

An Ellon gym has had a weight taken off its shoulders as Scottish Ministers have ruled it can stay open despite councillors voting to refuse it.

CHOCOLATE may be a delicious treat for us humans but it’s sadly not one to share with our pets.

The Archie Foundation’s inaugural Variety Show is fast approaching, with a few tickets still left on sale.

A company which focuses on specialist waste management services has announced plans for another phase of investment - totalling £2 million.

Parents of Aboyne Primary School pupils were given a choice to purchase class photos without children with additional support needs featured in them.

Wind Turbine Technician scholars from Nescol are on track to complete their course, equipped with vital skills for the energy transition.

Volunteers across Aberdeenshire could soon be able to give up their spare time to take on the role of school crossing patrollers.

Police are appealing for witnesses following the theft of a black Carrera Vengeance men's mountain bike in Fraserburgh.

This Easter weekend sees a number of north-east locations hosting Easter Egg trails and several fundraising events.

A LOCAL MSP has demanded an urgent meeting with Stagecoach bosses following a public meeting in her constituency office.

Scotland’s Charity Air Ambulance’s first decade of life-saving service was marked at a special Scottish Parliamentary Reception at Holyrood.

Longside Allotment, Delgatie Castle, Strichen Community Park and Waulkmill Menagerie have all seen work done as part of the scheme.

The first wind turbine technician scholars from North East Scotland College are on track to complete their course in the summer.

A NEW survey from Acas has found that 70 per cent employees are not aware that the law is changing to make it easier to request flexible working.

Aberdeenshire Health and Social Care Partnership has provided an update regarding the change in opening hours at the Strichen Surgery.

Royal they may be, but they’re people too. Let’s grant them breathing space.

Fishermen operating on vessels of 10 metres and under will now no longer require medical certificates.

A CANNABIS-growing operation worth up to £210,000 was discovered in Banff yesterday, when police raided the town’s vacant M&Co shop.

Applications for medical training posts in Scotland are at record levels with more junior doctors joining the NHS than ever before.