Buckie News

A multi-million-pound investment programme at Royal Cornhill Hospital is finally complete, as staff and patients move into the Davan and Muick wards.

THE ongoing cost of living crisis has seen a local MSP publish the second edition of her support guide.

WALKING 17.8 miles for "little warrior".

TWO north-east masters graduates have been awarded scholarships to a major international project, Scotland + Venice.

Households in the north-east with prepayment meters have been urged to redeem their energy rebate vouchers if they have not already done so.

Parklands Care Homes is one of the largest independent care providers in the north, with homes across Moray and the Highlands.

The charity Autism and Neurodiversity North Scotland (A-ND) is celebrating the success of its first-ever fundraising golf day and dinner.

Every woman I know has felt vulnerable while walking home late at night.

LENDING the community a helping hand is to take centre stage at a forthcoming event in Buckie.

A constant in any British conversation – weather will definitely be one of the talking points at Aberdeen Science Centre this June.

ARRADOUL SWI members reflected on a busy year when they held their AGM recently.

AN historic boost to the economy of Buckie was unveiled as construction work got under way on a new wind farm operations base.

AS Cullen Sea school (CSS) gear up for what will be their eighth season, they have welcomed a face to the team.

A FOCHABERS folk festival will put Speyside's finest fare on display, alongside some top tunes.

In her latest column, MSP Karen Adam outlines the cost of living guide she has launched.

A local business has increased its financial backing of North East Scotland College to £500,000 with the latest in a series of six-figure donations.

MP David Duguid has met with the UK’s immigration minister to discuss recent changes in worker visas for foreign fishermen.

Scottish Fire and Rescue Service has warned of a very high risk of wildfire in many parts of the country from today until Monday, May 29.

All fishing occupations will benefit from lower fees and salary requirements after being added to the UK Government’s Shortage Occupation List.

An MSP has claimed Covid and contractors not wanting the job were to blame for more than a decade of project delays on the A96.