Turriff News

MP Richard Thomson has urged residents and businesses to use a Scottish Government online portal designed to collate support.

School crossing patrollers could be axed and free parking removed as Aberdeenshire Council looks to save millions over the next year.

Some 451 people signed a petition to reinstate funding allocated for the rebuilding of the Gorrachie Bridge, which was destroyed in September 2019.

THE number of young people needing help with managing money has doubled since 2019, charity Citizens' Advice has reported.

The Aberdeen Christmas Village was a hit with visitors with almost 90 per cent rating the latest festive attraction as excellent or good.

Comparing the opportunities that a tiny 28-pupil school can provide with what can be offered in a city school, isn’t comparing like with like.

Garioch/Turriff Ladies bowlers just missed out on a semi-final place in the Scottish Cup

Police have confirmed that there are no apparent suspicious circumstances after the body of a man was recovered from the beach at Banff Harbour.

The Scottish Government probe into a north-east accident blackspot is taking “longer than first anticipated” according to transport chiefs.

A section of the road outside Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital is to close for three months.

Scotmid and RNLI are inviting young artists across Aberdeenshire to let their imaginations set sail ahead of the RNLI’s 200th anniversary.

Gordon MP Richard Thomson has reacted to National Farmers' Union Scotland’s Shelfwatch survey.

The Striking Impressions exhibitions looks at how faces have been interpreted and depicted in different ways through the centuries.

STEM charity TechFest is launching a new programme aimed at helping north-east secondary school pupils discover their innovative side.

A BBC podcast series will shed new light on the story of Donald Trump's contested plan to create a golf resort in a coastal area of Aberdeenshire.

Meldrum Academy and Laurencekirk Primary School have been awarded a share of £200,000 to support progressive equality and inclusion projects.

An award-winning principal contractor has announced the opening of its first office in the north-east.

MSP Gillian Martin has said in her latest column that she will continue to raise concerns about closing out-of-school care provision.

THE Scottish SPCA is urgently seeking homes for four XL bully type dogs in their care.

The Archie Foundation is calling on fundraisers of all ages to step up and join its annual Marathon March.