Buckie News

INSPIRING curiosity in science and sport has been the order of the day at Buckie library of late.

SOCIAL enterprises in Moray looking for new sources of income are being invited to a special information session.

ALMOST 350 boxes of fish were landed at Buckie Harbour over the course of last week.

ELIGIBLE projects have until January 8 to apply for support from from the Moray Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund.

CRYPTO is a sweet lurcher looking for a forever home to fill with energy and love.

COMMUNITY groups running socially beneficial marine conservation projects are being invited to apply for a £23,000 fund.

Conservative MP David Duguid has called for concessions to be made on new visa rules ahead of a meeting with with the UK rural affairs secretary.

PEDAL power in Buckie has been handed a £25,000 boost thanks to a community-focused funding package.

DRIVING "ridiculously dangerously" led an Elgin man (24) to seriously injure himself and his passenger in a crash – landing him with a roads ban.

COMMUNITY groups in Fochabers have benefited to the tune of more than £4500 thanks to the village summer gala.

Arc Fiddlers perform in Edinburgh and Stirling.

CULLEN's on-call firefighting crew will be hoping to spread some festive cheer when they hold their annual Christmas charity street collection.

But adults may have to be involved.

CULLEN skink enthusiasts both professional and amateur are being invited to throw their hats in the ring for next year's world championships.

Take time to be kind to ourselves, focus on what matters, and lean into the love of those who we do have around us.

Moray gets new equalities champion after resignation

THE effects of persistently high inflation will see Baxters Food Group Ltd make redundancies.

THE Fochabers on-call firefighting team are getting ready to head round local streets with their collection buckets in aid of good causes.

FESTIVE joy is set to come to Cluny Square next week when the second candlelight service is held.

Wintry showers will continue across northern Scotland for the rest of Monday and into Tuesday morning gradually becoming confined to coastal areas.