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Event was an out and out success for the trout men

Event was an out and out success for the trout men

THE River Deveron is fast growing its reputation as one of Scotland’s finest salmon waters. However, a festival to promote its attractions has thrown…


Postie involved in Banff cycling accident

Postie involved in Banff cycling accident

100 Years Ago - Banff cycling accident – A post office worker was seriously injured in a cycling accident. Mr A. R. Ross had turned into the entrance…


Banff Springs owner denies opposition to housing plan

Banff Springs owner denies opposition to housing plan

A BANFF hotelier has stressed that he is not opposed to plans to build 127 homes on the outskirts of the town.


Dog’s accident prompts speed plea to drivers

Dog’s accident prompts speed plea to drivers

A MACDUFF woman has urged drivers to heed speed restrictions in residential areas after her beloved dog, Callie, was nearly killed after being struck…


Groups fly their flags for festival

Groups fly their flags for festival

COAST Festival organisers are giving people the chance to make their mark on the event in a massed flag installation which will be created at Banff Castle.


Shock election result as Sydney loses seat

Shock election result as Sydney loses seat

A SHOCK result in last Thursday’s local government elections saw Scotland’s longest-serving councillor, Sydney Mair, lose his independent seat in the…


Turning point for Tarlair?

Turning point for Tarlair?

? IT WAS the scene of fantastic childhood memories for so many people. Local youngsters spent endless hours at Tarlair Outdoor Swimming Pool,…


First timers scoop a neat nine medals

First timers scoop a neat nine medals

BANFF and Macduff Taekwondo School – set up just a year ago – has managed to win an impressive nine medals at its first competition. The haul included…


Warships in Banffshire waters

Warships in Banffshire waters

Warships in Banff – The passage west of several warships was observed from Banff last week. At midnight on Thursday, three torpedo destroyers steamed…


Fuel firm reports strong buyer interest

Fuel firm reports strong buyer interest

THE FIRM which owns the Gleaner petrol station in Macduff says there has been considerable interest from potential buyers after the company was put up…


Scott is on target for an OK oche career

Scott is on target for an OK oche career

PORTSOY youngster Scott Simpson has taken the first steps towards hitting his target of a career in the world of professional darts. The 14-year-old Banff…


Drink-drive neighbours are banned

Drink-drive neighbours are banned

TWO young men from the same street in Macduff were convicted of drink driving last week and each banned for a year. At Banff Sheriff Court last week,…


Police crack down on anti-social driving

Police crack down on anti-social driving

SEVENTEEN drivers have been caught as part of a crackdown on anti-social driving in Keith. The operation saw teams of uniformed and plainclothes police…


Speeding commercial vehicles concern for police

Speeding commercial vehicles concern for police

POLICE are concerned about the number of commercial vehicle drivers who have been exceeding the speed limit for their class of vehicle. Leslie Harrold,…


Trailer and metal stolen

Trailer and metal stolen

POLICE are investigating a theft of a twin axle trailer and a quantity of scrap metal in the Seatown area of Cullen. It was stolen between 6.45 am…


Banff title kept by Select seven

Banff title kept by Select seven

BCP’S Select successfully defended their title at Banff Rugby Club’s annual charity sevens on Saturday.


Craig leaps into the unknown for charity

Craig leaps into the unknown for charity

A MACDUFF man who jumped out of a plane for charity has smashed his fund-raising target.


Deveronside shock Inverness

Deveronside shock Inverness

DEVERONSIDE kept up their recent tremendous run of form with a great 1-0 victory over a stuffy Inverness City side to go joint top of Division One. The…


Early penalty sets up easy Vale victory

Early penalty sets up easy Vale victory

DEVERONVALE’S third-last game of the campaign ended with a comfortable 6-0 win at strugglers Fort William. Craig Cowie netted twice, while singles from…


Record bid clicks with Portsoy knitters

Record bid clicks with Portsoy knitters

A PORTSOY group has knitted a mammoth 3,800 squares which they have donated to a charity as part of its attempt to break a world record.


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