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160 children attend Huntly Castle launch of book set there

160 children attend Huntly Castle launch of book set there

SCORES of Huntly children attended the launch of a book at Huntly Castle — one set in the very same ruins.


Historic former department store Esslemont & Macintosh building goes back up for auction

Historic former department store Esslemont & Macintosh building goes back up for auction

It is hoped a buyer can finally be found for the iconic yet derelict site, after a previous attempt to sell the buildings last month was unsuccessful.


North-east charity AberNecessities celebrates fundraising boost from accountants

North-east charity AberNecessities celebrates fundraising boost from accountants

SBP Accountants and Business Advisers has announced the final fundraising amount raised for AberNecessities as its Charity of the Year.


A96 to close near Keith this weekend

A96 to close near Keith this weekend

Roadworks will also continue overnight next week.


School staff ‘terrified for future’ of Moray’s ASN pupils

School staff ‘terrified for future’ of Moray’s ASN pupils

PLANS to slash funding for Additional Support Needs staff will cause Moray’s most vulnerable children to “suffer”.


Buckie Thistle working to “get to the bottom” of shock SFA decision to kick club out of play-offs

Buckie Thistle working to “get to the bottom” of shock SFA decision to kick club out of play-offs

THE club released a statement on the decision on Friday afternoon.


WATCH: Moray and Banffshire Heroes are crowned with inspirational Findochty ambulance worker winning top accolade

WATCH: Moray and Banffshire Heroes are crowned with inspirational Findochty ambulance worker winning top accolade

Ambulance technician and RNLI volunteer Elaine Mair was named Hero of Heroes at the Moray and Banffshire Heroes ceremony.


Jobs fair to showcase Moray Council vacancies

Jobs fair to showcase Moray Council vacancies

THE chance to explore new career paths with Moray Council will be on offer at a forthcoming mini-jobs fair.


Danger plant Giant Hogweed goes on the march across Aberdeenshire

Danger plant Giant Hogweed goes on the march across Aberdeenshire

Sheep are being drafted in again to deal with an early growth spurt of Giant Hogweed due to mild and wet weather.


Leadership team sought for £20million Peterhead investment scheme

Leadership team sought for £20million Peterhead investment scheme

Nominations sought for Peterhead Town Board and chair as part of a multi-million pound investment programme.


16 events to entertain you this weekend in Aberdeenshire

16 events to entertain you this weekend in Aberdeenshire

It’s truly a bumper weekend of events in the north-east with everything from a Western Round Up to theatre, music and vintage tractors out on tour.


Moray woman with rare liver disease on “enormity” of UK cycling challenge

Moray woman with rare liver disease on “enormity” of UK cycling challenge

Yvonne Marsay (54) will cycle unsupported from Lands End to John O’ Groats in August in aid of the British Liver Trust.


Event for trades and businesses will focus on Macduff Marine Aquarium development contracts

Event for trades and businesses will focus on Macduff Marine Aquarium development contracts

The meet the buyer event will discuss the potential to bid for contracts as part of the Macduff Marine Aquarium development.


Buckie councillor pays tribute to ‘inspirational’ Lord Field

Buckie councillor pays tribute to ‘inspirational’ Lord Field

A BUCKIE councillor has paid tribute to social justice campaigner Lord Frank Field of Birkenhead.


Highland League champions Buckie Thistle are thrown out of promotion play-offs

Highland League champions Buckie Thistle are thrown out of promotion play-offs

Club told they don’t have the required licence.


41-year-old jailed for sexual assaults on young Inverurie and Elgin girls

41-year-old jailed for sexual assaults on young Inverurie and Elgin girls

AN ELGIN child abuser has been jailed for three years for crimes against two girls.


Employment law advice session for Moray third sector employers

Employment law advice session for Moray third sector employers

TIPS on how to manage forthcoming changes to employment are set to be on offer at a forthcoming workshop session in Moray.


Scottish Tories to table no confidence vote in First Minister after Bute House agreement collapses

Scottish Tories to table no confidence vote in First Minister after Bute House agreement collapses

MSP Douglas Ross is to table a no confidence vote at Holyrood after the ending of the Bute House agreement deal.


Vattenfall’s Meet the Buyer event attracts 120 organisations

Vattenfall’s Meet the Buyer event attracts 120 organisations

THE event was hosted at No. 30 the Square.


Work set to begin on major new bike trail at Alford’s Haughton Park

Work set to begin on major new bike trail at Alford’s Haughton Park

The securing of the final funding needed by the Friends of Haughton Park means that work can now get underway on the project.


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