Huntly News

A new initiative aimed at improving engagement between Scottish businesses, police and other key partners has been launched.

CAVI is a handsome rabbit who needs your help to find a new home.

Dragons' Den star Steven Bartlett wowed a sold-out audience at Aberdeen’s Music Hall with business lessons and life story.

Resilient runners James Begg and Katherine Kerr have raised more than £4000 for RSABI after tackling the challenging Loch Ness Marathon.

Plans to expand a programme which supports young people impacted by drug and alcohol addiction to the north-east have been welcomed.

TechFest will celebrate its 30th anniversary with a packed programme of fascinating events for all ages.

The Met Office has issued a new yellow weather warning for heavy rain in the Grampian area.

ScotRail is warning customers that there will be disruption to services between the Central Belt and Aberdeen and Inverness.

Hopes have been kindled that a mothballed north-east hospital could reopen if Scottish Government NHS funding arrives soon.

Police will be deploying public order officers in support of community policing teams throughout the Halloween and Bonfire Night period.

Local food and drink producers in the north-east can apply for funding from the Scottish Government’s Regional Food Fund.

A NORTH east author's new local history book is the focus of a free Huntly event next weekend.

Aberdeenshire Council is hoping to reduce the food waste problem this Halloween.

A FAMILY bingo event is being hosted to support Huntly's Christmas lights.

The Met Office has extended its yellow weather warning for heavy rain in the Grampian area until Sunday.

Children’s Hospices Across Scotland has renewed its partnership with regional airline Loganair for a third consecutive year.

Road deaths in the north-east remain at the highest level in four years as 17 people were killed on routes across the region in 2022.

It’s easy to look back to when we started hearing about this mystery disease, and to forget the deep fear and uncertainty.

The group behind a drive to improve mental health in the North Sea has praised the response after 29 organisations signed up to its charter.

Aberdeenshire East MSP Gillian Martin has welcomed funding from the Scottish Government to support Aberdeenshire Council.