Huntly News

Courage on the Catwalk and Brave have raised more than £1.7 million to support cancer and haematology patients and are looking for models for 2024.

Flashing signs which were out of use just a month after they were installed were found to have a faulty battery which has been replaced.

It's Bonfire weekend and across the north-east there's plenty going on to keep you entertained from a film night to a 5k running race.

Banff Hill Walking Group is getting set for its next trek at Dava Moor near Grantown-on-Spey.

HUNTLY'S Macmillan group is gearing up to celebrate a key anniversary – and the six-figure sum it has raised throughout its history.

Windswept: A Musical Tour of Scotland is an upcoming fundraising concert in aid of St Margaret’s Braemar.

Artworks by Lynne Strachan and Mary Bourne.

Over 10,000 young people aged under 16, around 16 per cent of the total were living in poverty in Aberdeenshire.

The Apache Tree Grant Programme in Scotland for the 2023-2024 planting season has been launched.

The creativity of charity fundraising seems endless.

The winners have been announced in this year’s Aberdeenshire Architectural and Landscape Design Awards.

Amongst changes being implimented, general dental service check-ups will change from every six months to every 12 months.

Huntly Nordic and Outdoor Centre and Greenmyres have both seen work start this week to improve the facilities on offer.

A dedicated member community that connects and upskills creative entrepreneurs is on the hunt for new members as it expands into the north-east.

With local farmers dealing with aftermath of heavy rain and flooding, the issue of mud on roads in Aberdeenshire is being highlighted.

A self-employed farmer who admitted causing a head-on crash was fined £1570 at Inverness Sheriff Court and picked up a mandatory 12 month driving ban.

Lawrence Chaney, the Scottish drag superstar best known for winning RuPaul’s Drag Race UK in 2021, is headed for Aberdeen.

Young people have been encouraged to find out if they are eligible for the Job Start Payment from the Scottish Government.

NFUS North East environmental and land use committee chairman Patrick Sleigh offers up his thoughts on recent flooding.

New flashing signs which were supposed to increase safety at a dangerous A96 junction are out of use just a month after they were installed.