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THERE was a slight rise in the number of boxes of fish landed at Buckie Harbour last week.

THESE photos were taken from the archives of the Buckie and District Fishing Heritage Centre Ltd in the town and the surrounding area.

Milk prices must continue at record levels and keep running ahead of unprecedented input costs if the dairy herd figures are to be maintained

BUSINESSES with employees caught up in the current international travel chaos are being urged to "act reasonably".

This is the second landmark CCS tariff review that Xodus has delivered, following a review into tariffs for the Porthos project in 2020.

The campaign from See Me seeks to encourage veterans from all of the Forces to speak up and ask for help when struggling with their mental health.

The upgrade includes a new tasting room, whisky bar, lounge and retail space and will also improve operational energy efficiencies.

THERE'S an elderly lady looking for a retirement home in our latest Pet of the Week.

The town is set to host a free weekend of spoken word, verse and poetry from an eclectic mix of artists and performers.

Turriff's Pat and Aileen Gaul celebrated 60 years of marriage this week surrounded by friends and family.

THERE was a warm welcome back for Portgordon Art Group's annual exhibition when it emerged from its Covid-enforced break.

It will include research on three newly revealed gold filigree objects from the Hoard, which were bound together with rare silk braids.

The multi-medal winning cyclist has now equalled the five gold medal record of bowler Alex Marshall.

A PEACEFUL are for rest and reflection has been created near the centre of Buckie.

Linda Singer is stepping down from her role with the organisation, but continues as a volunteer.

MSP Gillian Martin has welcomed report findings calling for greater rights and protection in the workplace for women experiencing the menopause.

A steady stream of holiday makers tried their hand at fishing, many for the first time.

A mystery costume which is on display as part of the Sci-Fi encounters exhibition had the owners looking to trace its origins.

Businesses are being asked to reduce water use as nearly all of east and south Scotland sees the impact of water scarcity.

Oldmeldrum Green Growing Space group's plan to create a site with 25 plots has been approved.