Huntly News

The change will see a reduction in local services for customers in the north-east.

A new Parliamentary Bill has been brought forward to ensure that the Sub-Postmasters affected by the scandal do not miss out on compensation.

CRYPTO is a sweet lurcher looking for a forever home to fill with energy and love.

Households have until Sunday, December 10, to apply for Pension Creditand receive the extra cost-of-living payment.

An Enhanced Provision Outreach Practitioner post will be created within each cluster to provide advice and support to mainstream primary schools.

From a choral performance to a reindeer parade, there's a lot going on in Aberdeenshire this weekend as Christmas approaches.

Motorists are being advised to take heed of new Scottish Government legislation banning parking on pavements from Monday, December 11.

The future of lifeline support to Scotland’s hills and uplands was top of the agenda when the Cabinet Secretary met with NFU Scotland.

The Club Room has opened in the former Bank of Scotland site in Huntly, following a major six-month refurbishment to the B-listed property.

Aberdeenshire is facing a new recycling contamination problem as “disposable” vapes find their way into household battery collection bags.

CULLEN skink enthusiasts both professional and amateur are being invited to throw their hats in the ring for next year's world championships.

Take time to be kind to ourselves, focus on what matters, and lean into the love of those who we do have around us.

Rain will spread north-east across Scotland and northern England overnight Wednesday into Thursday, falling as snow over high ground.

Aged tungsten lighting at a sports facility in Huntly is being replace with new energy efficient lighting thanks to the Huntly Sports Trust.

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In his latest column MP Richard Thomson reflects on Rishi Sunak's decision to cancel a meeting with the Greek PM over the Parthenon sculptures.

Residents and businesses in Aberdeenshire whose properties were impacted and damaged by flooding during Storm Babet can now apply for financial aid.

Projects which received a financial shot in the arm are encouraging other applications to a scheme which promotes Doric culture.

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Importation of egg products into the UK will be from systems of production that are banned in the UK.