Turriff News

NEW figures lay bare the true cost of crime to the high-street in the face of an alarming rise in theft and violence.

SBP Accountants and Business Advisers has announced the promotion of two members of its team to directors.

A regulatory review into the rollout of rural banking hubs is to take place.

Aberdeen Performing Arts has announced details of its inaugural International Season.

Grampian Transport Museum’s Spring Autojumble takes place on Sunday.

In her latest column, MSP Gillian Martin updates on the action taken by police to halt anti-social behaviour in Ellon.

Mackie’s of Scotland has donated £2000 to support community cooking classes local to the company’s base in Aberdeenshire.

THERE has been some good news for OAPs with the announcement that the state pension has gone up by 8.5 per cent.

Social care charity VSA has announced it will be supporting young and adult unpaid carers living across Aberdeenshire.

A full-service radio station is set to launch in Peterhead called North East Radio Scotland.

The A97 Banff to Aberchirder road is set to close due to repairs being carried out at Bachlaw Bridge.

One of Turriff’s best known residents who was recognised in the King's New Year Honours list has been presented with the British Empire Medal.

This year's highly anticipated midnight Runway Run at Aberdeen International Airport is set to be the largest yet.

In his latest column, MP Richard Thomson examines how Brexit has affected food prices.

Vandals have smashed up the toilets at The Haughs in Turriff after they were just recently reopened.

Dräger Marine and Offshore, a provider of safety systems, is celebrating a year of unprecedented financial success within its hire division.

The Inverurie Music concert season continues with a performance by leading ensemble The Chamber Philharmonic Europe.

In a bid to encourage open communication between patients and healthcare professionals, NHS Scotland is promoting the It's OK to Ask campaign.

Police have confirmed that Teigan Leigh Bruce (15), who had been reported missing, has now been found safe and well.

A principal contractor for works to repair the significant damage to the A937 road at Marykirk has been appointed.