Community

Conflicting comments on a pause of NHS capital projects in Scotland have been raised as answers are sought on future health care provision in Ellon.

Progress on the refurbishment of the Sir Arthur Grant Residential and Outdoor Centre is continuing as the site is update for next generation of users.

Spitfire and Hurricane aircraft will take to the skies this July to mark the Braemar Junior Highland Games.

A THREE-year action plan will be taken forward by the council to improve access for residents and visitors along Moray’s core paths network.

North-east farmer Alan Cumming from Oldmeldrum becomes RNAS president with J Cameron MacIver from Kinloss as senior vice-president.

Former Scotland and Aberdeen manager Craig Brown has been recognised in parliament for his services to football following his death at the age of 82.

Social enterprises in Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire and Moray can now apply for a share of a £2 million funding pot designed to support the third sector.

A building which formed part of the old railway station in Turriff will now see a new lease of life thanks to two local groups.

A fun day event is set to raise funds for Crudie School.

Gordon MP Richard Thomson has urged constituency groups to consider whether they might benefit from grant funding.

The wide range of stalls can now be found at the Banff and Macduff Men's Shed on Fife Street.

A further £1.5 million is coming to north-east communities for environmentally-friendly green projects.

A PROPOSED substation could "destroy" Keith's future development, according to a campaign spokesperson whose petition received almost 800 signatures.

An Oldmeldrum-based martial arts group has come out fighting after making a winning decision to take the plunge during the pandemic.

SSEN Transmission believes new funds should recognise the vital role local communities in the area will play in hosting transmission infrastructure.

After a four year absence, the popular Keith music festival returned to Kynoch Park with a buzzing crowd coming out to enjoy the long-awaited event.

HELPING bring peace to those missing family or friends who have passed away are at the heart of a new initiative from a Buckie funeral director.

HUNTLY residents have joined forces with Interfaith Aberdeen to create a joyous celebration in honor of Scottish Refugee Week.

The Back O'Bennachie Car Park near Oyne will be closed for five days while repair work is carried out at the site.

Isobel and Ian Thomson from Ellon celebrated their Diamond Wedding Anniversary at their home in Ellon last week.