Keith News

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.

FINAL applications to the Beatrice Moray Local Community Fund are being invited from eligible groups.

Site managers from Barratt Developments Scotland have won a top national award for the quality of the homes they are building.

A STUDENT at Gray’s School of Art has won a national award to create a campaign to encourage more people from ethnic communities to give blood.

THRILLS galore under the big top.

The consultation period for responses on route options for the new northern powerline has been extended until June 30.

LOOKING for a new home this week is Kaiser.

Jemma Reynolds has been selected by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Reach Council as a Women in Engineering Ambassador.

Land managers will be given more powers to help control the deer population after updated rules were introduced to Parliament this week.

MP David Duguid has sought assurances that veterans will receive their commemorative medal before Remembrance Sunday.

THE end of term brings with it a major change at the top for the pupils and staff at Milne's Primary School in Fochabers.

The Conon river area in the Highlands is the latest to be escalated to Moderate Scarcity by SEPA.