Huntly News

A YEAR after the Scottish Government's deadline for an A96 dualling review outcome – politicians have attacked the “completely unacceptable” delay.

Cowie Thistle, Echt AFC and Insch AFC will welcome Knockentiber, East Dunbartonshire and Wishaw Wycombe Wanderers to the north-east on Saturday.

David Currie (61) was reported missing on Wednesday afternoon.

Continued issues caused by flooding will see trains between Aberdeen and Inverness subject to delays and cancellations for the rest of week.

Mackie's of Scotland has recorded a 15 per cent increase in turnover through an upsurge in UK and international markets.

MP Richard Thomson's latest column looks at what 2024 could have in store, including progress on the WASPI issue.

THE Friends of Jubilee Hospital have invited the Huntly community to come along to their sale and coffee morning.

BIKE owners are urged to register their cycles on a national database to help ensure they can be reunited with them if they are lost or stolen.

The annual agronomy roadshow offers an evidence-based approach to productive and sustainable arable systems later this month at a free event.

A team from the University of Aberdeen are working to identify the specific issues people in the north-east face in accessing cancer care.

CELEBRATE the new year with musical adventures this week when the Scottish Chanber Orchestra (SCO) comes to Aberdeen.

Provost of Aberdeenshire Judy Whyte pauses for a moment and reflects on what 2023 has meant to us here in Aberdeenshire.

AS the nation sees in the new year with celebratory fireworks, the British Veterinary Association is advising owners how to keep their pets safe.

AMID dreadful traffic conditions caused by Storm Gerrit, Huntly came together to support those stranded in the town.

GRASSROOTS groups working to combat deprivation could win themselves a grant of up to £70,000.

Financial support is available through Help for Heating grants, starting at £300, to help those struggling to keep their homes warm.

NEW figures show that 11 people have died and 69 have been seriously injured on the A96 in the last four years.

Work has continued to reconnect power to north-east homes and fully reopen the A96 at Huntly after flooding.

In the aftermath of Storm Gerrit, Aberdeenshire Council has provided an update indicating it is an improving picture across much of the region.

HUNTLY'S Christmas Eve tractor run is "our tradition now", said its organiser, after hundreds brought uniquely-decorated vehicles to raise thousands.