Turriff News

At just 11-years of age, Hayleigh Reid from New Deer has claimed a clutch of distance medals including several adult race wins.

From a choral performance to a reindeer parade, there's a lot going on in Aberdeenshire this weekend as Christmas approaches.

Motorists are being advised to take heed of new Scottish Government legislation banning parking on pavements from Monday, December 11.

SRUC research has shown that weight management practices can help reduce the risk of laminitis in native ponies.

One of last year's festive highlights, the East Aberdeenshire Young Farmers Tractor Run is set to make a welcome return on Sunday, December 10.

Aberdeenshire is facing a new recycling contamination problem as “disposable” vapes find their way into household battery collection bags.

CULLEN skink enthusiasts both professional and amateur are being invited to throw their hats in the ring for next year's world championships.

Take time to be kind to ourselves, focus on what matters, and lean into the love of those who we do have around us.

Residents and businesses in Aberdeenshire whose properties were impacted and damaged by flooding during Storm Babet can now apply for financial aid.

Lamb from Woodhead Brothers in Turriff was served, the first processor in Scotland to receive accreditation to supply the Middle East market.

Projects which received a financial shot in the arm are encouraging other applications to a scheme which promotes Doric culture.

SSEN Transmission's proposed new 400kV overhead line between Beauly, Blackhillock, New Deer and Peterhead has seen several changes made to the route.

Subsea specialist Sulmara has expanded its operations in Aberdeenshire after a period of sustained success.

SSEN will contribute to the development of 200 properties which following completion of the power projects, will support local housing requirements.

MP David Duguid's latest column looks at several issues including a lack of high-speed broadband in the area he represents.

Following a 12-month pilot project RSABI is now set to roll out an award-winning, digital mental health care service to a wider audience.

North East Scotland College has earned two coveted prizes at the CDN College Awards.

It's that time of year again and across the north-east communities are getting ready to celebrate Christmas.

Cars will be able to visit all household recycling centres in Aberdeenshire except for Inverurie and Westhill without booking from Monday, January 8.

Aberdeen Science Centre will be encouraging visitors to move it, move it as they explore the relationship between maths and motion.