Keith News

THERE'S something fishy about the latest Pet of the Week – quite literally!

An evaluation of the Women in Agriculture Practical Training Fund has been published by the Scottish Government, looking at its outcomes.

KEEPING kids safe online is at the heart of a series of videos being launched in Moray.

REMARKABLE exhibition will get you thinking about what you can do to help Earth.

With June drawing to a close and Highland Pride on the horizon, here are some of the flags you might be seeing to represent the LGBTQ+ community.

A MORAY first offender caught with £250,000 of cocaine in Aberlour told detectives Spanish gangsters would “kill” him if he co-operated with them.

A tourist who collapsed while hillwalking has prompted the landmark 5000th rapid emergency response from Scotland’s Charity Air Ambulance.

The Scottish SPCA is looking for homes for three ferrets in the care of their Aberdeenshire Animal Rescue and Rehoming Centre.

The Nairn, Findhorn, Spey and Dee catchments are now at Moderate Scarcity water levels while the Black Isle is now at Significant Scarcity level.

CIRCUS is in town.

WORKING parents claiming Universal Credit (UC) could be up to £1630 better off thanks to new changes to childcare payments.

CALLS to keep Moray whole have been ignored, after final borders were announced for the next general election.

MP Richard Thomson has highlighted concerns from BrewDog as the company warned about the impact of Brexit on UK businesses and the cost of living.

A lesser mortal would have fled the stage, assuming they’d had the courage to turn up.

BUCKIE Harbour is set to receive electrical upgrades thanks to a funding package worth £86,000.

A THREE-year action plan will be taken forward by the council to improve access for residents and visitors along Moray’s core paths network.

Social enterprises in Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire and Moray can now apply for a share of a £2 million funding pot designed to support the third sector.

A PROPOSED substation could "destroy" Keith's future development, according to a campaign spokesperson whose petition received almost 800 signatures.

Robert Gordon University and the National Subsea Centre have delivered a data project to revolutionise how subsea inspections are conducted.

DRAG queens belt out classic hits for residents.