Banff News

Greenwashing remains a huge concern for farmers who believe food production should be the priority for the agriculture budget.

We’re taking time to focus on what works for us, and what doesn’t.

Aberdeen International Airport’s disruptive passenger campaign has been launched ahead of the 2023 summer season.

The Aberdeenshire Wellbeing Festival brings together communities through activities that promote and support good mental health and wellbeing.

A four-year trial in Macduff has found that sheep grazing effectively reduces the spread of giant hogweed, a highly invasive non-native plant.

One of Scotland’s leading stockmen, Robbie Minty, with a string of championship successes during a 51 year career has died at the age of 91.

MSP Gillian Martin has encouraged people to contribute to Aberdeenshire Council’s public engagement on the region’s Local Transport Strategy.

Murdoch Allan, based in Hatton, has been appointed as a new bread roll supplier for retailer Aldi in Scotland.

Actress Sandra Voe will be reliving her Local Hero experience when she makes a return trip to the north-east for the 40th anniversary of the film.

Scotland’s Charity Air Ambulance is set to mark 10 years since it launched its life-saving service.

Reaper will make her maiden voyage following an extensive restoration to return to the Scottish Traditional Boat Festival in Portsoy.

The first UK Farm to Fork Summit to place today to identify ways to boost growth, drive innovation and improve sustainability of food production.

Bus operator Stagecoach has announced that there will be timetable changes to some Aberdeen city and Aberdeenshire services from Monday June 12.

Rishi Sunak has written to UK farmers as he hosts the first ever Farm to Fork Summit in Downing Street.

Macduff's RNLI crew visited Gardenstown to change out collection boxes and thank local businesses and people for their support.

Banff Sailing Club is taking part in the Royal Yachting Association's Discover Sailing event.

Drivers in the second round of the Grampian Kart Club Championships had to deal with mixed conditions.

Projects include accessibility work at The Haughs in Turriff and the first phases of bringing Strichen and Kintore Town Houses back into community use

North-east film makers are putting the finishing touches to their contributions to a unique event which showcases Doric language and culture.

Rain did not deter vintage vehicle enthusiasts on Sunday who descended on The Haughs at Turriff.