Inverurie News

Gordon MP Richard Thomson has given his backing to calls for a reduction in the rate of VAT for the hospitality sector.

FOOD bank support charity Trussell Trust has claimed that Universal Credit in Scotland is having "devastating"consequences.

Members of the public, police officers and police staff were recognised at the Chief Constable’s Bravery and Excellence Awards ceremony.

A displenishment sale in Aberdeenshire will offer some unique and much sought after heritage items for collectors.

Aberdeenshire firm J+S Subsea was one of the big winners at this week’s Subsea Expo Awards in Aberdeen, picking up two accolades.

East Coast Viners and sister company Spratt’s presented more than £11,000 to the Scottish Charity Air Ambulance.

Aberdeen Performing Arts have appointed four new board members.

The MacRobert Trust is partnering with Inclusive Farm to give people with disabilities, additional needs or difference new opportunities

It's a busy weekend once again with ceilidh dancing, cinema and coffee mornings taking place across the north-east.

Aberdeenshire Council has set its budget for the year ahead which will see cuts to services and staff but winter gritting saved.

Construction works have commenced on a plot in Westhill currently being developed by Knight Property Group.

Tenants of Grampian Housing Association will see investment of more than £17 million in their homes during 2024/2025.

North-east charity Befriend a Child has announced the return of its annual Big Kids Ball for 2024.

Potential new rail stations at Cove and Newtonhill are to be examined in more detail.

MP David Duguid has backed the UK Government’s bid to support North Sea oil and gas production.

Robert Gordon University and Denis Law Legacy Trust have launched a new award to recognise those making a positive impact through volunteering.

The Garioch Fish Bar in Inverurie has gained its place amongst the UK’s top fish and chip shops by achieving NFFF Quality Accreditation.

The absorbing and heated deliberation of a court jury room takes centre stage in the north-east this week as Twelve Angry Men is performed.

The housing crisis here – as in other parts of Scotland – is well documented.

Aberdeenshire East MSP Gillian Martin has criticised Aberdeenshire Council’s plans to scrap vital services in the north-east.