Turriff News

Robert Gordon University has welcomed an award-winning businesswoman as its latest Entrepreneur in Residence.

Around 20 schools in the north-east are closed for a second day, with the majority delaying opening times to allow for safe travel.

A former Brave model from Turriff has urged men across the north-east to apply for an unforgettable experience and make friends for life.

ENVIRONMENTAL charity Keep Scotland Beautiful has announced a Week of Action will be taking place later this month to help combat waterways litter.

Turriff United continued their winning momentum in the Highland League with a 3-1 victory over Wick Academy on Saturday.

Two junior doctors based at ARI are working on a project to reduce the number of disposable coffee cups used by staff, patients and visitors.

Top north-east ploughers were welcomed to Blindmills, near Fyvie for the 2024 Grampian Supermatch finals.

Over 90 schools in the north-east are either closed or seeing issues around transport after overnight snow and icy conditions.

Concerns have been raised about teacher numbers in Aberdeenshire after Alford Academy revealed some classes are taught online due to staff shortages.

North-east charity Befriend a Child is calling on people across the area to take on the Return of the Inferno Firewalk Challenge this March.

In his first column of 2024, MP David Duguid welcomes the recent reduction in National Insurance.

GRASSROOTS projects which seek to strengthen local communities could be eligible for grants awards of up to £5000.

BIRDS of a feather flock together for the latest Pet of the Week.

The headline acts showcasing the best of the north-east’s performing talent have been revealed for a charity’s funky fundraising ball.

Almost 20,000 households across Aberdeenshire are to receive a substantial boost to their housing support in April.

A SCOTTISH animal welfare charity has sounded a note of caution after the Scottish Government announced it was considering the Bully XL dog breed

NORTH-east charities supporting challenged and vulnerable young people under the age of 16 could be eligible for grants of up to £2500.

From comedy to a car boot sale, there's something for everyone going on in the north-east this weekend.

AS the mercury tumbles and icy temperatures descend, householders are being urged to take some simple steps to avoid the misery of frozen pipes.

An Aberdeenshire built replica ship launched in July in Antarctic waters on a scientific mission has passed the 5000km mark.