Keith News

Friends of ANCHOR has revealed the men who will take part in its Brave fashion show this year.

The line-up for this year’s Courage on the Catwalk event has been announced.

There was a chance for bus passengers to see for themselves planned changes to a popular Moray bus service at a drop-in session.

An MSP has blasted the Transport Secretary’s “lack of interest” in helping solve long-running roadworks misery in a Moray town.

Businesses affected by the sudden closure of a Moray shopping centre are being encouraged to apply for an emergency grant.

Businesses have been picking the designs they would like to see featured in Clan Cancer Support’s public art trail this summer.

A refreshed health and transport action plan for the Grampian region has been launched.

A famers’ protest against the new family farm tax has been backed by two local MPs.

The “never-ending” roadworks in a Moray town are to be raised in the Scottish Parliament this week.

A tribute to popular Manchester musicians The Stone Roses will headline a Keith event.

Two drop-in consultations are set to give communities a say on the future of their local schools.

Two chamber groups have come together to send a message to the Scottish Government.

Clan Cancer Support will celebrate the golden age of Hollywood at its annual ball this year.

Police have warned they have seen a sharp increase in the theft of quad bikes and all-terrain vehicles since the start of January.

The farming community is presenting a united front against the farm tax, an MSP has warned.

A new campaign has been launched to highlight the dangers road workers face from incursions caused by drivers ignoring traffic management measures.

A dedicated team have bene working hard to help deal with the human cost of the St Giles Centre closure.

Agricultural charity RSABI has announced the appointment of Jane Mitchell and Stephen Young as its new chairwoman and vice-chairman respectively.

Young musicians have until Friday to enter the world’s largest celebration of school piping and drumming.

The north-east farming community is set to enjoy a night of music, laughter and fundraising at The Farmers’ Choir Concert.