Banff News

SCORES of tributes were laid in Portsoy Harbour, where Michael Gray was shot dead in Peaky Blinders.

Police officers in Banff are appealing for information about the theft of a trailer from an address in the town.

Talented young people working in the food and drink industry are being encouraged to enter the fifth annual Inspirational Young Person Award.

ONE in seven Scottish adults has less than £20 a month to live on after paying for essentials, a new survey has revealed.

Fyvie, Fintray and Bourtie SWI group's latest meetings saw a speakers on community support, waste recycling and the history of the bagpipes.

Rural communities are being urged to share success stories as the nominations for the Helping it Happen Awards 2023 are launched.

PET of the Week Cooper is a friendly Staffordshire bull terrier looking for a new home.

The Vinery in Banff welcomed volunteers to plant 50 Scottish heritage varied fruit trees.

From Daffodil Teas to tree planting and a whole lot of lambs, there's plenty going on in the north-east this weekend.

Residents of Banff are planning a Local Hero festival to celebrate the classic Scottish movie’s 40th anniversary.

Some very special new-borns are set to make an appearance at the aquarium in time for the Easter school holidays – baby sharks and skates.

The Friends of Tarlair community group is celebrating the next step of its incredible 11-year journey to save the Art Deco lido near Macduff.

The 40th anniversary of the film Local Hero is to be celebrated with a long weekend of events and screenings in the landscapes where the film was set.

The Chief Statistician has released figures on 2021-22 farm incomes that show average income rising to its highest level since 2012.

Up to £30 million will be made available through the Fuel Insecurity Fund next year to help households who are at risk of self-rationing.

THE stage version of The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel is set to come to Aberdeen next week.

THE Scott Sutherland School of Architecture and Built Environment at Robert Gordon University has appointed a new Dean.

Other people’s opinions really shouldn’t matter and we’d probably all sleep better if we really did care less.

The club members focused on the area around Canal Park and Princess Royal Park.

Scots Scriever Shane Strachan and spoken word performer Mae Diansangu have launched a public writing project run by Scottish Book Trust.