Inverurie News

North-east-based energy services company Expro has published its latest sustainability report.

Fyvie Oldmeldrum Medical Group will now be handed over to new owners Newburn Medical at the start of June.

In her latest column, MSP Karen Adam outlines the work being done to keep speech and language services going in Aberdeenshire.

Scotland’s Railway has launched a new charity partnership with Age Scotland

Concertgoers can hear the world-famous percussionist Colin Currie perform with his quartet at The Barn, Banchory

LADY is a lovely older mare looking to trot off to her retirement home.

I Should Be So Lucky: The Stock, Aitken and Waterman Musical is coming to Aberdeen’s His Majesty’s Theatre.

Nalini, an exhibition of photographic works by artist Arpita Shah, has opened at Duff House.

People in Aberdeenshire have been encouraged to give their views on whether Scotland should have a disability commissioner.

The sale to McGregor Industrial Supplies includes both the Inverurie and Turriff trading sites.and preserves 15 local jobs.

Abandoned bicycles across Scotland’s railway network are to be given a new lease of life.

Stagecoach has donated £25,000 to Scotland’s Charity Air Ambulance as part of its Giving for Good community fund.

CHARITIES across the north-east are being invited to apply for funding to help develop and deliver short breaks and services for carers.

MP Andrew Bowie has launched a campaign to save Royal Deeside’s last Visit Scotland tourist centre.

As schools across the north-east get set for a return next week, there’s still lots going on in Aberdeenshire.

Frontline north-east staff members from the Scottish Ambulance Service will appear on a new series of Paramedics on Scene.

MP Richard Thomson met with a group of local WASPI campaigners to pledge his support in their fight for justice in this Parliament and in future.

Police have stepped up patrols in the Westhill area to tackle concerns around anti-social behaviour.

SSEN Distribution has issued opportunities to tender for an estimated £320 million programme of infrastructure development in the north of Scotland.

The work will be carried out on the A96 road surface to the north of Keith, between the Mulben Junction and Newton of Forgie.