Huntly News

The annual awards ceremony will be streamed live on Youtube on Tuesday. Read about this year's finalists here.

Remembrance Sunday in Huntly will not include the traditional parade to the war memorial but poppy tributes will still be laid by local organisations.

Live Life Aberdeenshire say at this time there is no decision to close the Brander Library permanently or otherwise stop library service provision.

Diane Mathieson will trek 527 miles in the Long Walk to Freedom to promote to the Digital Scottish Covenant which aims to empower communities.

The Insch Scarecrow Hunt begins this weekend - over 70 straw filled displays will be taking over the village and people are urged to look for them.

A visit from the Cairngorm Reindeer pulling Santa in his sleigh into The Square in Huntly, supported by Huntly Rotary Club won't go ahead this year.

"One of the rarest kittens in the world" has been caught on camera in Aberdeenshire.

Between 2010 and 2019 there was a drop of 26 teachers working in schools across Aberdeenshire.

Branches in Huntly, Insch, Turriff and Alford are to close following the announcement by the banking group that it is axing 73 branches in Scotland.

A north east MSP has voiced his support of the work done by charity Marie Curie in 2019/20.

Aberchirder And District Men's Shed have passed on the Scottish Shed Of The Year title this month.

Two Huntly charities have each received £1585 following a 24 hour cycle and running marathon by members of Huntly Amateurs Football Club.

North East Open Studios visitors, on foot or virtually, will find a huge variety of different arts. Open venues have visitor safety measures in place.

Gordon MP Richard Thomson is raising awareness of the scams targetting more elderly and vulnerable constituents.

Pals, Kenny Wilson and Darren McWilliam were inspired to do a charity trek by Huntly youngsters, Annalise and Hamish Ogg who have type one diabetes.

Generous funding means that the conservation charity is not as badly affected as initially feared.

The Huntly family of conductor, Nicola Whyte say they could not have done what she did to raise the alarm to get help for the derailment victims.

A woman from Huntly averted further tragedy on the line south of Aberdeen by raising the alarm following Wednesday morning's catastrophic rail crash

ScotRail have issued new figures showing nine out of ten trains have arrived on time in the past five months.

Ski Centre facilities in Aberdeenshire are to reopen this weekend.