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Gray’s degree show set to celebrate wealth of talent and ambition

TALENT from across Gray’s School of Art Robert Gordon University will be celebrated in June as the art school prepares for its annual degree show.

Ellon United and Hermes share the spoils in draw

Ellon United welcomed Hermes in their penultimate match of the season.

New council building in Ellon is officially named

A new council office, family centre and library in Ellon has been named Formartine House, as building work progresses.

Skiffs from across Scotland set to converge on Portsoy for rowing event

THE Six Harbour Walk may not be happening this year, but that is not stopping a local water sports club having their own celebrations.

Kemnay young footballers to set the pace in Europe this summer

Kemnay FC’s 2014 squad will form the first British team to compete in this year’s Kronos Cup in Germany.

North East Scotland College benefits from local benefactor’s £700k funding boost

The company, which has asked to remain anonymous, has made the contributions to support specific projects at NESCol’s Fraserburgh Campus.

Is Moray Council’s dredger the Selkie fit for purpose?

Question asked at local authority meeting yesterday.

Sunset Song ready to shine at Aberdeen’s His Majesty’s Theatre

A thrilling new adaptation of Lewis Grassic Gibbon’s Sunset Song will stop off at Aberdeen’s His Majesty’s Theatre.

A96 closure at Keith now extended until Friday evening after ‘unique challenges’ delay work

Torrential downpours during the past week exacerbated sub-layer problems and made it extremely difficult to correct the issue,

WATCH: Moray and Banffshire Heroes Primary Pupil of the Year is helping a friend in need

A six-year-old who fundraises to help a family friend who has cerebral palsy was named Primary Pupil of the Year at the Moray and Banffshire Heroes.

New timetable to be introduced by ScotRail in summer

ScotRail said the new timetable will see improvements for customers throughout the country.

Macduff Bowling Club’s outdoor season commences with annual competition

Macduff Bowling Club got its outdoor season under way with the annual President v Vice-President Competition.

Aberdeenshire causes benefit from supermarket’s food donations during school holidays

Aldi donated more than 2000 meals to good causes in Aberdeenshire during the recent Easter school holidays.

Shock as Buckie funeral directors Wm R Mair announce closure plans

A LONG standing Buckie funeral home is set to close its doors.

North-east opticians qualify as independent prescribers to help ease pressure on GPs

The opticians can write prescriptions for customers with conditions affecting the eye and surrounding tissues.

‘Very urgent’ new pupil appeal, as 170-year-old Clatt School faces ‘permanent closure’

THE school was mothballed in 2022.

Brand-new Banff Castle festival to be headlined by Bay City Rollers

THE event is due to take place on August 31.

Red Arrows set to thrill north-east crowds at the Portsoy Boat Festival this June

The Glenglassaugh Scottish Traditional Boat Festival in Portsoy will host the world-famous Red Arrows Aerobatic Team on Saturday, June 22

A96 near Keith to remain closed until at least Wednesday morning

Severe wet weather conditions over the past weekend has exacerbated problems found with the sub-base layer during construction work.

WATCH: Do you think it is time that there should be changes to the way charities are regulated?

The latest consultation comes on the back of a 2019 review into how charities in Scotland are regulated and seeks further comments.