Inverurie News

A consultant at NHS Grampian has welcomed the forthcoming low emission zone being introduced in Aberdeen.

“SUBSTANTIAL support” for the north-east’s health and social care services is contained in the Scottish budget, a local MSP has stated.

Nalini, an exhibition of photographic works by artist Arpita Shah, is set to open at Duff House in Banff.

PROJECTS supporting disadvantaged children and young people could be eligible to apply for a grant of up to £10,000 through the Ironmongers’ Company.

THE Scottish Government’s decision to provide free rail travel for blind and partially sighted people and their companions has been hailed.

Models, all shapes, sizes and subjects filled the gallery at the Garioch Heritage centre in Inverurie over the weekend.

New powers enabling councils to charge up to double the full rate of council tax on second homes come into force this week.

Scientists from the University of Aberdeen have identified a new way to detect signs of motor neuron disease in brain tissue.

THE progression of the Agriculture and Rural Communities (Scotland) Bill has been welcomed by a north-east MSP.

Struggling households have been reminded to check if they qualify for a reduced TV licence fee ahead of the first rise in three years.

The Scottish SPCA is seeking new homes for rabbits in their care as their centres deal with an influx of the animals.

Finn Christie, Newton of Balquhain, Pitcaple won the Best Quality Animal with a British Blue cross heifer which also won the overall heifer prize.

A timely new production for younger audiences - Shō and the Demons of the Deep - is coming to Aberdeen in April.

CHOCOLATE may be a delicious treat for us humans but it’s sadly not one to share with our pets.

The Archie Foundation’s inaugural Variety Show is fast approaching, with a few tickets still left on sale.

A company which focuses on specialist waste management services has announced plans for another phase of investment - totalling £2 million.

A Good Friday gathering for the Walk of Witness was organised by the churches in Inverurie.

Parents of Aboyne Primary School pupils were given a choice to purchase class photos without children with additional support needs featured in them.

Wind Turbine Technician scholars from Nescol are on track to complete their course, equipped with vital skills for the energy transition.

Volunteers across Aberdeenshire could soon be able to give up their spare time to take on the role of school crossing patrollers.