Buckie News

A range of tartan products has been launched with proceeds from every sale helping support local people impacted by a cancer diagnosis.

A Scottish Parliament motion calling for restoration of the winter fuel payment has caused a row.

There was a major promotion in store for a local MSP when he became part of Tories’ shadow cabinet

A charity dedicated to helping children with life-limiting conditions has recognised a significant milestone with a long-term supporter.

A new campaign has been launched to highlight the impact bad parking can have on emergency services responses.

A business is celebrating multi-million success to mark its 20th anniversary.

Training sessions are on offer to help save people suffering opioid overdoses.

A project to raise schoolchildren’’s AI skills across the country has been handed a major funding award.

A volunteer-run community hub has attracted royal praise.

A public appeal to help an air ambulance fund an increasing number of missions during its busiest summer months raised more than £150,000.

Smokers who light up near the entrance to a children’s hospital will now hear a stark warning from youngsters about the health risks.

In his latest monthly column, Seamus Logan reflects on the impact of fuel bill rises and the loss of the Winter Fuel Payment for many pensioners

Hundreds of guests from across the north-east attended a charity’s circus themed fundraising ball.

Pupils at Moray High School rose to the occasion in style when a bake off contest was held.

An engineer has earned an industry award for his work on machinery being used as part of a decommissioning process.

A woman who has led an older people’s network for 15 years has been named as Age Scotland’s Volunteer of the Year.

The Prime Minister has been urged not to sell out fishing communities.

Progress with a number of speeding issues has been praised.

A jobs fair will inform people of the opportunities that are available in the north-east and further afield.

The Banffshire Advertiser’s photographers have been out and about taking photos of local new P1 classes.