Inverurie News

Cuts are expected in the Fraserburgh, Ellon, Inverurie and Stonehaven clusters with increases in Turriff and Alford after review.

The hub will bring together specialist services which support women affected by commercial sexual exploitation in the north-east.

Amey is undertaking overnight works between Monday, February 12 and Saturday 24 along a 1.2km length of A96 north of Kellockbank.

Befriend a Child has launched an appeal to find new befrienders and mentors in Aberdeenshire as demand for its services continues to grow.

With the match tied at 16:16 it came down to an extra end to break the deadlock between Elgin and Garioch.

Artists and community walking from mountain to sea forms Aberdeenshire’s contribution to the Remembering Together Covid-19 memorial project.

SCHOOLS and educational organisations are being invited to apply for up to £500 to help kickstart student projects.

Mother and daughter Angela and Carla Banks have reached the semi-final of Scottish Ladies Pairs after a win over Buchan.

A packed audience in Glasgow’s City Halls watched six finalists vie for the title which was won by the north-east singer and musician Callum McIlroy.

Two north-east primary schools are set to mark landmark dates this year and are reaching out to former pupils.

The inaugural Inverurie Scout Group Spring Hop Fun Runs will bring a new community celebration to the Ury Riverside Park in April.

ALFIE is an older cat who is ready for his forever home.

The Centre’s Project Development Team have worked alongside Inverurie Loco Works and Aberdeenshire Council to secure funding for the new facility.

Drug dealing fears have been fuelled at HMP Grampian after new figures show a 350 per cent rise in the number of illegal mobile phone confiscations.

A review of primary school estates across Aberdeenshire will be launched to help the council better plan for the future of education provision.

A total of 15 local quzi teams gathered at Edwards in Inverurie for a charity quiz hosted by Inverurie BID.

Life of Pi – a young man's epic fight for survival – has spectacularly sailed into Aberdeen's His Majesty's Theatre this week.

Glen Marshall Morrison of the Garioch Fish Bar in Inverurie will join three other finalists at the award presentation in London.

15 of Aberdeenshire’s primary schools will be affected with the local authority blaming a decrease in demand as well as staffing and budget pressures.

Concerns have been raised after a decision has been made to permanently shut the Scolty Ward at Banchory's Glen O'Dee Hospital.