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Three arrested after armed raid at home

Three arrested after armed raid at home

Firearms officers were on the scene as a search warrant was executed at a home.


Elgin City chase Scottish Cup glory and big future pay day

Elgin City chase Scottish Cup glory and big future pay day

Winners will dream of playing Celtic or Rangers at the next stage.


‘Over the moon’ with first Scottish Rally Championship win in 17 years

‘Over the moon’ with first Scottish Rally Championship win in 17 years

First championship in 2008, first victory in 2024.


Cancer charity shows launch search for next top models

Cancer charity shows launch search for next top models

Friends of ANCHOR is looking for men and women from across the region to take part in its Brave and Courage on the Catwalk fashion shows.


New museum and library development plans are submitted

New museum and library development plans are submitted

Plans have been lodged for the new multi-million pound Museum of Aberdeenshire and Peterhead Library.


Commitment to full A96 dualling could be abandoned as 2030 target is dropped

Commitment to full A96 dualling could be abandoned as 2030 target is dropped

A new draft plan has revealed that the Scottish Government could abandon plans to fully dual the A96 between Inverness and Aberdeen.


Body shaming of ‘inconsolable’ female footballer leads to club walking off field in protest

Body shaming of ‘inconsolable’ female footballer leads to club walking off field in protest

Team kicked out of competition and fined after standing up to ‘unacceptable’ abuse of player.


Failure to commit to A96 dualling would be “betrayal”

Failure to commit to A96 dualling would be “betrayal”

Transport Secretary Fiona Hyslop will make a statement on the long-awaited A96 corridor review today.


MSP from Moray to show support for farmers at Holyrood rally

MSP from Moray to show support for farmers at Holyrood rally

Protest planned today by NFU Scotland.


Glenfiddich signs deal with Formula One team

Glenfiddich signs deal with Formula One team

The partnership was announced at the Las Vegas Grand Prix earlier this month.


‘So many happy memories’ as woman’s 40-year teaching career ends

‘So many happy memories’ as woman’s 40-year teaching career ends

A teacher’s 40-year career in schools is coming to an end.


Deaf filmmaker awarded with accolades in 48 Hour Film Project

Deaf filmmaker awarded with accolades in 48 Hour Film Project

A Deaf British Sign Language filmmaker won big in a project that challenges participants to put a film together in two days.


Traditional musicians supported by folk group’s sessions

Traditional musicians supported by folk group’s sessions

Folk at the Salmon Bothy continues to support traditional music performers with regular monthly sessions.


Police investigating ‘unexplained’ death of man as body found in home

Police investigating ‘unexplained’ death of man as body found in home

A man’s body has been discovered within a home.


‘Transformational’ bridge linking new hospital to royal infirmary is praised

‘Transformational’ bridge linking new hospital to royal infirmary is praised

A bridge linking a new hospital to existing facilities has been hailed by staff at NHS Grampian.


Vibrant lineup of festive experience weekends announced at iconic Scottish Distilleries

Vibrant lineup of festive experience weekends announced at iconic Scottish Distilleries

This winter, some of the country’s most iconic distilleries invite visitors to experience a series of unforgettable festive weekends


Permission given for 175 new homes in Buckie

Permission given for 175 new homes in Buckie

Barhill Road development gets go-ahead.


Coast clubs lead the way in Moray indoor bowls league

Coast clubs lead the way in Moray indoor bowls league

Latest results from across the sporting carpets.


Council urged to reverse ‘illogical decision’ not to raise formal objection to wind farm plans

Council urged to reverse ‘illogical decision’ not to raise formal objection to wind farm plans

Moray Council is being urged to reverse a decision not to raise a full objection to the development of turbines in a “fragile” community.


Oil spill fumes behind railway chaos after signalling staff left feeling unwell

Oil spill fumes behind railway chaos after signalling staff left feeling unwell

Widespread and ongoing train disruption was caused by a diesel leak that left signalling staff feeling ill from the fumes, it has emerged.


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