Inverurie News

Aberdeenshire Voluntary Action (AVA) celebrated the launch of their new youth volunteer award this week.

Councillor Glen Reid is a finalist in the Scotland Councillor Awards' Rural Community Champion category.

Bennachie and the Garioch: Society and Ecology in the History of North East-Scotland brings together work from several authors.

A military historian and author is appealing for help in tracing the family of Alexander B Reid.

Inspectors have praised acting head teacher Katie Finch and her team at Midmill Primary School Nursery.

Last Sunday Donside Gymnastics Club recorded massive success at Inverness competition.

The Scottish SPCA have launched a new scheme in the fight against illegal breeding.

The first Love Touring Expo came to Aberdeen.

The FROM Scotland soup and sweet held at Chapel of Garioch helped to raise £1500 for the Mfera School.

David Gauld from Inverurie First Responders is nominated for the Volunteer Award at this year’s Scottish Health Awards.

Electric retailer, Booths Scotland recently partnered up with charity Fly Cup Catering to help the charity move to the "next level".

After 7 months in the planning, fundraising and getting support from the public Saturday witnessed the first Ury Riverside parkrun.

Aberdeenshire's recycling centres will be closed on Wednesday, November 13.

Parents have raised concerns over the speed of traffic near the pedestrian crossing

A UK-wide issue affecting the supply of Fluenz Tetra means vaccinations will not be offered to all school age children.

Officers swooped on the industrial unit as part of an intelligence lead operation which has also seen recovery of cannabis plants from near Kinellar.

Jennifer Hogwood who is known for her highland cow artwork, The McMoos is to visit Inverurie later this month to attend an exclusive event.

Glad Rags And Cartridge Bags celebrated their 5th birthday with an exclusive shoot at Raemoir House.

Following a public consultation session at Insch station, an online survey has been launched for comments on access issues.

The regular Fix-It cafe in Inverurie saw locals looking to have items repaired rather than throw them away.