Buckie News

DRIVING ahead bold plans to regenerate Portgordon sat at the heart of an open day at the weekend.

DISCOVERING hidden strengths and talents for the over-50s took centre stage when Arradoul SWI held their first meeting of the new season.

A NUMBER of roadworks are set to take place in the Buckie area over the course of this coming week.

THE rise and fall of the wolf in Scotland is to take centre stage in a new BBC Alba documentary next week.

THERE was a large rise in the amount of fish landed at Buckie Harbour last week.

CONCERT premieres special tune.

NURSING students at Robert Gordon University (RGU) are to benefit from new digital skills training for the first time.

ROVOP has added three new trainees to its training and competency programme for those looking to join the offshore industry.

Aberdeen Science Centre will inspire future generations to discover more about offshore wind energy with a fortnight of free events.

MAEVE and Mabel are a mother and daughter duo who are looking for a forever family to give them the love and care they deserve.

IT was time to make a splash for a group of over-60s recently at Portknockie Harbour.

Holyrood has said it will consider safeguards including keeping birds indoors in the run up to Christmas if a surge of Avian flu outbreaks continue.

NORTH-east MSP Karen Adam is set to chair a new cross party fisheries group.

BUCKIE Ladies FC's history-making achievement of winning the double double has been praised by two local parliamentarians.

GRASSROOTS projects aiming to boost the viability and sustainability of rural communities could be line for grants of up to £25,000.

MP David Duguid has written to the Scottish Government to ask if it will implement housing orders for birds in high-risk areas.

Children who have been cared for by The Archie Foundation or NHS Grampian are being given a chance to tread the boards at Aberdeen’s Tivoli Theatre.

There’s CCTV on almost every street corner, and in most shops and bars, but not yet buses.

THE story of Banffshire people down the ages is to take centre stage at a forthcoming conference in Cullen.

A BUCKIE councillor has highlighted the importance of promoting British Sign Language (BSL) as a second language option for students in Moray.