Inverurie News

Athletes from the north-east have won a clutch of medals at the inaugural Special Olympics Great Britain National Winter Games in Folgaria, Italy.

People have been encouraged to engage with the consultation on the Scottish Government’s Good Food Nation Plan.

With over 15 million worldwide listeners on his Fire It Up radio show Eddie has headlined all the biggest festivals and clubs in the world.

With works already taking place at the Insch junction, a second set are now due to start at the same time next to Morgan McVeighs on the A96.

A North East MSP has raised concerns that high workloads and classroom violence are causing teachers to quit the profession.

A popular steakhouse at Thainstone has closed its doors to diners in the north-east.

Marshall’s Farm Shop drive-thru and its play area will remain open after it was revealed both were constructed without permission.

Alan Brown MP will present a Bill today that, if passed, would force the UK government to publish proposals for a compensation scheme for WASPI women.

Children’s theatre company The McDougalls is bringing its spectacular stage show for all the family to Aberdeen Arts Centre.

THE Scottish SPCA is looking for volunteers across the north of Scotland to help the animals in their centres.

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.