Turriff News

Autism and Neurodiversity North Scotland held its annual dinner for a second year - announcing a fundraising total of £80,000.

A group of Portknockie anglers are hoping to net a tidy sum for a cancer charity when they hold their inaugural Mid-Summer Charity Fly Fishing event.

A new interactive map has been launched showcasing undeveloped sites across the region.

Restriction have been put in place for 18 months on two sections of the A947 following an increase in accidents.

Early showers on Wednesday will become heavier and more widespread later in the morning bringing the potential for flash flooding.

Slow-moving showers and thunderstorms are expected to develop during Monday across the majority of the north, north-east and Highlands.

Unlike other parts of Scotland, Aberdeen City and Shire’s schools will not be on holiday until the day after the election.

The Sing Sing Sing competition takes place in the north-east this weekend to raise vital funds for social care charity VSA.

Lower 48 Energy are proposing to develop a 375MW battery compound close to the proposed ‘Greens’ SSE Substation.

It’s a busy weekend again in Aberdeenshire with lots of events taking place from a Boules tournament to galas and family fun days.

Inspiring fashion shows have raised £360,000 for Friends of ANCHOR.

SNP MP for Gordon Constituency and candidate for the new Gordon & Buchan Constituency, Richard Thomson has comments on the July 4 date.

The North East Scotland Climate Action Network will receive £468,000 in funding for the coming year.

Aberdeenshire East MSP Gillian Martin is calling on residents to put forward their views on a new flooding resilience consultation.

A plan submitted by care home firm Parklands for a new facility in Turriff back in 2022 was unanimously approved by councillors.

Aberdeenshire has reflected the national trend as Scotland moves towards becoming a more secular society.

Eastern Airways has commenced Aberdeen services from Teesside Airport.

The number of disposable vapes being thrown away in the UK has grown across a single year from 1.3 to five million per week.

In his latest column, MSP Douglas Lumsden looks at the impact of closures on communities.

The arena spectacular version of the hilarious hit movie Elf will be coming to Aberdeen in November.