Buckie News

The new information campaign has been launched ahead of Aberdeen’s Low Emission Zone being enforced in less than two months.

Scotland’s largest local government union, UNISON, says strike preparations could begin as early as next week if agreed conditions are not met.

TRIBUTES have been pouring in following the sad passing of a Portgordon community stalwart who left an “indelible mark” for the good on the village.

A BUMPER turnout is on the cards for this year’s Buckie Classic Car Show.

THERE was another poor week of fish landings at Buckie Harbour with just two boxes brought ashore.

ROADWORKS are set to close or limit access to a couple of roads in the Buckie area this coming week.

AAB has been nominated for the Best Private Client Tax Practice award in the coveted Tolley’s Taxation Awards.

AUTUMN is a quirky mare looking to trot off to an experienced forever home.

HOW Moray’s coastal assets will be managed in the future took centre stage at a public consultation session in Findochty recently.

Fond memories have been recalled of a former Inverness Thistle legend who has died aged 81.

Students from Robert Gordon University are engaging with community groups across the north-east to revitalise coastal towns.

THE number of benefits claimants in Moray has continued to fall, latest year-on-year-figures for March have revealed.

ASET International Energy Training Academy has appointed John Reid as chairman of the board.

ORCADIAN musicians FARA are set to take centre stage when the latest ARC Sessions event comes to the Fochabers Public Institute this Friday.

Boundaries Scotland has published its revised proposals for new constituency boundaries for the Scottish Parliament and is seeking public comment.

MORAY MP Douglas Ross says Bank of Scotland bosses hear “loud and clear” his “significant disappointment” over plans to close their Buckie branch.

A BUCKIE ex-pat who attempted to set an endurance record on Rockall is set to return to the remote island later this month.

New statistics have revealed Scots vessels accounted for 96 per cent of all landings into Scotland last year.

Council plans for an extensive renovation and extension of Macduff Marine Aquarium have been approved by councillors.

MORAY MP Douglas Ross has urged local MSPs to back Scottish Conservative calls to scrap the “dangerous” Hate Crime Act.