Huntly News

A new £30,000 donation has tipped Apache North Sea’s overall support for Maggie’s Aberdeen over the £1 million mark.

Concerns have been raised that there are no plans to increase Scottish Forestry’s budget following extensive storm damage.

In a first, the National Trust for Scotland places will join more than 390 lcaol businesses and attractions where the Loves Local card can be used.

Fierce Beer has secured a six-figure funding package from HSBC UK which will allow it to expand across the UK.

The latest School Roll Forecasts for all primary and secondary schools in Aberdeenshire will be discussed by councillors this week.

The Archie Foundation raised more than £1.6 million in 2023 to support babies, children and families.

KR Group is currently carrying out works at Kirkhill Waste Treatment Plant, a new office project in Elgin and cladding for the Glendronach Distillery.

From Sunday, March 31 prices of Single, DayReturn, DayRider, Flexi 5, 7 day and 4 week MegaRider, and MegaRiderXtra tickets will increase.

The National Trust for Scotland will be hosting Easter egg trails at eight of the special places in its care across Aberdeenshire.

Historic Environment Scotland has revealed its programme of events at its historic locations for spring and summer.

MAPLE is a lovely mare who is looking for her forever home.

An inaugural event giving young people the chance to showcase their barista skills has seen Inverurie Academy emerge as this year's champions.

Local councillors have commented on the news that overnight closures could be in the works for Hunly, Fraserburgh and Peterhead injury units.

Aberdeenshire’s three remaining minor injury units could soon be closed overnight in a bid to save money despite fears it would ‘put lives at risk’.

Its another busy weekend in the north-east with Modelfest Scotland and the Cullen Skink World Championships taking place.

49 exhibitors from the north-east and Moray are set to participate in this year’s competition under the eye of judge Derek Nelson.

“If you want to go fast, go alone; if you want to go far, go together.”

Young people may be missing out on help because they don’t realise they’re carers.

Originally raising awareness of climate change, but more importantly showing what we can all do to make a difference, Climate Week North East returns.

In his latest column MP Richard Thomson looks at what will almost certainly be the last budget of the current UK Government.