Huntly News

A volunteer has received a national award for her work to keep a community clean.

The Scottish Government has been urged to set up a compensation scheme for homeowners whose properties have been devalued from a pylon development.

A classic vehicle trip will raise funds to benefit a cancer support charity.

A shed at a farm was broken into and a number of tools were stolen.

The ANM Group Charitable Trust has awarded £7500 to charity RSABI to support the Health Hut initiative to improve the wellbeing of farmers.

Fully funded places to Aberdeenshire entrepreneurs on RGU’s upcoming Food, Drink and Tourism Entrepreneurship short course are being offered.

Scottish Action for Mental Health has more than doubled the number of dedicated team members working in the field in the north-east.

Aberdeenshire North and Moray East MP Seamus Logan visited New Deer Show where he met with the local NFU Scotland branch.

Police have warned those looking for a new puppy or kitten to be wary of online “deposit scams” after an Aberdeenshire resident had money stolen.

AS Farm Safety Week get s under way new figures show that farming continues to have the poorest safety record of any occupation in the UK.

A successful Classic Cars Day was held at Banff Castle on Sunday.

The new funding will be used to explore how a pipeline could transport Carbon Dioxide from Scotland’s central belt to the north-east.

The service is celebrating its one year anniversary.

Aberdeenshire Council is embarking on a search for a new operator of the Carnegie Building

Keen photographers are being given the chance to capture some of the north-east’s iconic scenes and views in a newly-launched competition.

The event promises to deliver the magic and wonder of the circus and raise vital funds for the charity.

A NHS Grampian senior staff nurse has led a project to improve the experience families have with medicines at Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital.

With temperatures forecasted to keep climbing, a leading veterinary charity is warning pet owners to be cautious when exercising their furry friend.

Aberdeenshire Council is reminding residents of the benefits of the A2B dial-a-bus shopper services which operate across much of the region.

More than 16,000 visitors descended on Portsoy for the 31st annual Glenglassaugh Scottish Traditional Boat Festival.