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Concern raised over a cut to train station ticket office opening hours

Concern raised over a cut to train station ticket office opening hours

Aberdeenshire West MSP Alexander Burnett is concerned over a cut to the hours at Huntly train station ticket office.


Five motorists convicted for drink or drug offences

Five motorists convicted for drink or drug offences

Cases heard at Elgin Sheriff Court


Four motorists convicted for drink and drug offences

Four motorists convicted for drink and drug offences

Cases heard at Elgin Sheriff Court


History made as three female officials take charge of Highland League match

History made as three female officials take charge of Highland League match

A convincing 5-0 win in the first game as weather takes it toll on Saturday programme.


Choir visit sees SWI burst into festive song

Choir visit sees SWI burst into festive song

The sounds of Christmas were in the air when a local SWI group held their December meeting recently.


Who will be Highland League football’s Christmas number one?

Who will be Highland League football’s Christmas number one?

The latest north football scoring chart.


Football club returns community’s support with Christmas presents for less-well-off children

Football club returns community’s support with Christmas presents for less-well-off children

A football club has returned the support of its community in the form of Christmas gifts for youngsters.


Rockall expedition takes centre stage in fundraiser’s new book

Rockall expedition takes centre stage in fundraiser’s new book

A book detailing a bold fundraiser’s experience on the remote island of Rockall has been launched.


Chief executive says NHS Grampian under ‘enormous pressure’

Chief executive says NHS Grampian under ‘enormous pressure’

Declaring a critical incident was “absolutely the right thing to do”, NHS Grampian’s chief executive has said.


Motorists warned of upcoming roadworks which will see surfacing improvements carried out

Motorists warned of upcoming roadworks which will see surfacing improvements carried out

Amey is undertaking overnight surfacing improvements on the A90 to the north of the village of Crimond.


Festive joy rings out at community carol service

Festive joy rings out at community carol service

The joy of Christmas kept out the cold when a Moray town hosted a community Christmas carol service.


‘Lack of confidence’ motion over Conservative administration revealed

‘Lack of confidence’ motion over Conservative administration revealed

Details of a coming vote about whether there is a “lack of confidence” in Moray Council’s leadership have been released.


John Geddes inquiry – Lossiemouth road to close tonight while police carry out ‘reconstruction’

John Geddes inquiry – Lossiemouth road to close tonight while police carry out ‘reconstruction’

Police Scotland believe the 33-year-old may have been hit by a vehicle.


‘All being well’ date for A96 to reopen announced

‘All being well’ date for A96 to reopen announced

After two days of disruption, the A96 is set to reopen tomorrow.


Theft of lifesaving defibrillator is ‘abhorrent’

Theft of lifesaving defibrillator is ‘abhorrent’

An police officer has branded the theft of a defibrillator from outside a butchers shop as an “abhorrent crime”.


How tourism is now worth a record £187million to Moray

How tourism is now worth a record £187million to Moray

Visitor numbers leapt by 25% in a year


Pensioners urged to not miss out on winter heating assistance

Pensioners urged to not miss out on winter heating assistance

Older people in Aberdeenshire are being urged not to miss out on up to £300 of help with their energy bills as a key deadline looms.


Substation project proposal is submitted to local authority

Substation project proposal is submitted to local authority

SSEN Transmission has submitted a planning application to Aberdeenshire Council for the Greens 400kV substation project near New Deer.


No ‘sell out’ on fishing waters to EU, warns north MSP

No ‘sell out’ on fishing waters to EU, warns north MSP

Labour have been warned not to “sell out” access to Scotland’s fishing grounds.


MP blasts Tory council group over library closure ‘chaos’

MP blasts Tory council group over library closure ‘chaos’

The debacle over Moray library closures has been slammed by a local MP.


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