Buckie News

THE Light the Blue 2023 festival is set to dominate the arts world in Aberdeen for much of this week.

A SERIES of roadshows promoting the latest round of the Just Transition Participatory Budgeting Fund is set to make its way round Moray.

KIDS at Buckie Community High School's Pride Group have been doing their bit to promote LGBTQ+ Pride Month.

THERE was a busier week in store on the fish landings front at Buckie Harbour last week.

COMMUNITIES across Moray are being invited to register their interest in preparing a Local Place Plan.

BUCK the Shetland pony is ready for his forever home with an equine companion.

A BUCKIE businesswoman has been celebrating scooping a prestigious honour at the Scottish Health and Fitness Awards.

TWO youths have been charged in connection with the theft of a motorbike from a circus act visiting Buckie.

PREPARATIONS for Gray’s Degree Show 23: Neon Futures are in full swing as the degree show prepares to open on Saturday, June 10.

POLICE in Buckie are appealing for information after the theft of a motorcycle in the town.

A CAREER with the Armed Forces is to take centre stage at a forthcoming drop-in event.

With dry weather conditions expected to persist and water demand rising SEPA has increased the water scarcity levels for Scotland.

A BUCKIE caterer has been playing his part to help local folk fight soaring food prices while putting healthy meals on the table.

STAFF at Moray housebuilders Springfield Properties have handed inclusive surfing charity, SurfABLE a four-figure boost.

David Duguid MP has called for the seafood processing sector to be added to the Seasonal Workers Scheme to improve availability at critical times.

BUCKIE councillor John Stuart has scooped the Public Service Award at the recent Proud Scotland Awards.

Overkill? Oh, I would say so.

MORAY Wellbeing Hub have launched a new online tool to make it easier for people to become volunteers.

ROBERT Gordon University is to sponsor a hare designed by a Gray’s School of Art student as part of Clan Cancer’s The Big Hop Trail.

AN important part of Cullen's Royal history has gone on display thanks to the generosity of a local family.