Turriff News

Aberdeenshire Council wants to know what people think of their existing local parks and playgrounds.

Former Conservative candidate for Aberdeenshire North and Moray East David Duguid has been in hospital for a number of weeks.

XL Bully dog owners are being reminded to apply for an exemption certificate before the deadline on Wednesday, July 31.

Aberdeenshire Council’s recycling and waste service has won a Silver Striving for Excellence Award from the Association for Public Service Excellence.

Aberdeenshire will become one of 16 local authority areas across Scotland to receive funding which will help recruit more childminders.

The organisations joined forces to create a lounge at The ANCHOR Centre, which is currently being built on the Foresterhill Health Campus.

A Turriff councillor has been suspended for two months after leaking a confidential email to a reporter.

Communities in Aberdeenshire are being encouraged to apply to the newly reopened Ian Findlay Path Fund.

In her latest column MSP Gillian Martin looks at the proposed National Flood Resilience strategy and the continuing countdown to the General Election.

Porstoy is getting set to welcome thousands of visitors for this month’s Glenglassaugh Scottish Traditional Boat Festival.

A successful Cornhill Highland Games was held on Saturday with sunny weather bringing the crowds to the village.

A north-east charity that supports thousands of people with serious sight and hearing loss is launching its own lottery.

Aberdeenshire North and Moray East Conservative candidate David Duguid has provided an update after he was admitted to hospital.

The search is on for nominations to the Good Farming Practice Awards 2024, supported by Aberdeenshire Council and the RNAS.

Mark Watson, one of the country’s most highly regarded comedians, returns to The Lemon Tree.

Live Life Aberdeenshire has joined the LeisureLink partnership initiative.

As the school year draws to a close, Hospitality Apprenticeship North East has opportunities for school leavers in Aberdeenshire.

There’s a whole lot of fun for everyone going on in Aberdeenshire this weekend, from a duck race to a celebration of Irving Berlin.

A huge line-up of musical acts will take to the stage during the Glenglassaugh Scottish Traditional Boat Festival.

In the 25 working days before the General Election on July 4 today, Thursday, July 30 marks Day 0 with every seat at the House of Commons now vacant.