Inverurie News

Young Highland dancer Madison Reid is to dance her way through the alphabet to raise money to support local babies and children in the north-east.

A LEADING veterinary charity has named seven things in the home that could be fatal when within paws’ reach.

PUMPKIN is a guinea pig is looking for his forever home.

Proposals to modernise how Scotland’s cattle are tagged, identified and traced is the focus of a new consultation which launched this week

The group posted a trading surplus of £787,000, making possible a 2.75 per cent return on shares held by members.

Last year there were a number of issues reported at lcoal locations – most notably damaging fires, littering, dirty camping and public toileting.

MORE than £37 million could be “thrown down the drain” if a Scottish Government review shelves the full A96 dualling upgrade plan.

Over 130 primary age musicians from across the north-east and beyond have been attending a week long tuition and preformance event in Inverurie.

Gordon MP Richard Thomson has added his support to a Motion calling for compensation which recognises the financial loss and distress to WASPI women.

The Aberdeenshire Adult Support and Protection Network has been recognised for “sector leading work” by the Care Inspectorate.

A yellow weather warning for snow in the north-east area has been issued by the Met Office.

Kimberley Smart and Gordon Wallace have been named partners with Raeburn Christie Clark and Wallace.

A consultant at NHS Grampian has welcomed the forthcoming low emission zone being introduced in Aberdeen.

“SUBSTANTIAL support” for the north-east’s health and social care services is contained in the Scottish budget, a local MSP has stated.

Nalini, an exhibition of photographic works by artist Arpita Shah, is set to open at Duff House in Banff.

PROJECTS supporting disadvantaged children and young people could be eligible to apply for a grant of up to £10,000 through the Ironmongers’ Company.

THE Scottish Government’s decision to provide free rail travel for blind and partially sighted people and their companions has been hailed.

Models, all shapes, sizes and subjects filled the gallery at the Garioch Heritage centre in Inverurie over the weekend.

New powers enabling councils to charge up to double the full rate of council tax on second homes come into force this week.

Scientists from the University of Aberdeen have identified a new way to detect signs of motor neuron disease in brain tissue.