Turriff News

Turriff will once again host the spectacular charity display on Saturday, October 19

EXTRA cash to deal with the impact of severe flooding is heading Aberdeenshire Council's way.

Aberdeenshire Council has confirmed that repairs could take years to complete as inspections continue.

The rearranged Scottish Junior Cup tie takes place on Saturday.

Pupils from local primary schools learn how they fared in Formartine's Beginning To Blossom 2019 competition.

The results of this year's Formartine In Bloom competition were announced, including the recipient of a brand new award for 2019.

Teamwork shown at Turriff Primary School Nursery was just one of many positive aspects’ inspectors acknowledged in a review of the school's facility

The overall Aberdeenshire Star Reader title has been awarded to ten-year-old Finlay Watson, a regular at Turriff Library.

Aberdeenshire council have confirmed that Mill of King Edward Bridge will be closed for several months after an incident.

Turriff business woman Marj Chalmers has added to Turriff's chances of taking home a title in this year's Great British High Street Awards.

THE British detective genre will get a comedy makeover when Done to Death, By Jove! comes to New Deer.

ABERCHIRDER and District Men's Shed has scooped up a prestigious award after only three years being up and running.

A POPULAR wedding venue is set for a major expansion next year after being granted permission for the conversion of a steading into a new facility.

THE judging panel was out on the beat in Turriff as the town vied to claim Britain's Best High Street.

STRONG support from the local community in and around Turriff has ensured that vital repair and renovation work at a local war memorial can proceed.

SCOTLAND'S Charity Air Ambulance (SCAA) has agreed a contract with Babcock to launch a new air ambulance service from Aberdeen International Airport.

A TURRIFF-based business has been recognised at national level after scooping the restaurant choice supplier of the year at The Food Awards Scotland.

TICKETS for this year's Haddo Arts Festival are on sale after a launch event laced with Hungarian flair.

ONE of Scotland's most prominent ladies shooting clubs began their autumn schedule of events with a day at Gleneagles Shooting School.

VOLUNTARY community organisations which respond to emergency situations have a chance to shape the way they are supported in the future.