Inverurie News

The Mitchell School of Drama performed End of the Line at the Heritage Centre.

The Beaton Hall was the venue for the 75th anniversary event.

Turriff District Agricultural Association's AGM saw members reflect on the year passed.

Sheriff William Summers has made his determination in the case of the death of William Brown.

The Inverurie panto returned to the Town Hall in its inimitable mix of fun and frolics.

Logie Durno pupils participated in a fundraising event as part of the World's Big Sleep Out

Gordon, Banff and Buchan and Aberdeenshire West were all paid visits by high level ministers.

The course links language and culture and is freely available online.

Aberdeenshire Council planners have rejected an application to fell woodland for the creation of a new housing development.

Officers will be out in the community as part of action to tackle violent behaviour.

Police Scotland have launched a new safety campaign.

BEAR Scotland will be carrying out resurfacing work between 7.30pm and 6.30am starting on Monday.

Inverurie and District Churches Together hosted a special husting event in St Mary's, Inverurie.

Neil Mellis had served on the Inverurie branch's committee since 1976.

A teenager's generosity touched the heart of nature enthusiasts.

Some top tips for keeping your home safe while you're away this festive season.

Johnston Carmicheal have chosen Inverurie's Emma Waterman amongst their end of year promotions.

Three sessions were held to show proposals for the Energy Recovery Facility which could be located at the Kirkwood Commercial Park near Inverurie.

On Monday, Port Elphinstone Community House hosted a Christmas lights switch on which was successful as locals turned out for the event.

The British Heart Foundation are appealing for people to remember them during their pre-Christmas clear outs.