Huntly News

The Aberdeenshire recipients of this year’s Just Transition Participatory Budgeting Fund have been announced.

Women in Huntly and surrounding communities have been invited to a breast screening appointment.

Hundreds of north-east police officers are being assaulted every year while on duty, new figures have revealed.

Amey will undertake overnight surfacing improvements on the A96 near Colpy.

Aberdeenshire Council has been urged to put a “little bit more thought” into its plan to scrap gifts for residents marking special celebrations.

Aberdeenshire Council’s plan to save £500,000 by leasing out part of its Woodhill House HQ has been dashed after NHS Grampian pulled out of talks.

The weather has continued to force the closure of a number of north-east schools today.

An exhibition will let north-east couples who are getting married find out more about what they want to include at their wedding.

Aberdeenshire Council’s registration week for primary one admission will take place from Monday, January 13 to Friday, January 17.

Community stalwarts, religious leaders and group organisers are being urged to step forward to help promote the importance of cancer screening.

A police Chief Superintendent has been appointed as Divisional Commander for North East Division following a retirement.

As 2024 draws to a close, Provost of Aberdeenshire Judy Whyte has reflected on the year.

A figurehead of the Gordon Highlanders, a leading light in caring for cats and a Doric pioneer are among locals on the New Year’s Honours list.

A schoolgirl has chopped her hair to provide wigs and cash for those with cancer.

Road accident statistics for the A96 have been condemned as “horrifying” by a north-east MSP.

Business Gateway has announced that nominations are now open for its inaugural Recognition Awards.

Clan Cancer Support has received £187,103 from National Lottery funding to help children and families impacted by cancer.

Men who have been through a cancer diagnosis are being urged to be bold in 2025 – by applying to take part in charity fashion show Brave.

Huntly projects have benefited from a £97,000 boost to the local community.

Aberdeenshire Council is developing a new strategy to safeguard the local economy and make it more sustainable for the benefit of its communities.