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Banff Academy's head teacher has praised the work of pupils, staff and families in dealing with the coronavirus crisis.

£100 from each sale will be donated to NHS Charities Together.

Popular comedians will bring belly laughs to Ellon this Friday.

TRAINING for one of the major global marathons in a bid to raise funds for charity does not need to be all slog, as one Buckie runner has shown.

Cardboard and glass will be accepted as of Wednesday, while all materials except textiles and those for reuse will be taken from next week.

SHIELDING will remain in place until the end of July.

The charity has already raised a total of £13,000 and are calling for further participants to take on the challenge.

The charity is struggling to meet the safety needs of staff with disposable masks.

THERE was a double lockdown boost for Portgordon residents when two new initiatives were launched in the village.

As we're all online more than ever, here are some tips to protect your child from cyberbullying.

MORAY is more exposed than any other district in Scotland to Covid-19 job losses, it has been claimed.

PEOPLE most at risk from food insecurity due to the Covid-19 outbreak are to get more support from the Scottish Government’s £70 million Food Fund.

A study has found that one in five people are considering a career change as a result of their lockdown activities.

The Bishops’ Conference of Scotland has finalised its proposed infection control standards which will govern the reopening of parishes.

Key workers in the Inverurie area who are using bikes to get around and commute to work are being offered services on their equipment.

A TALENTED young Buckie musician has been making the best of the Covid-19 lockdown by creating her own Facebook music page.

Rothienorman's Ellie Beaton will perform live on Music From Scotland tomorrow.

BUCKIE food bank have been hailed for helping keep some of the most vulnerable people in the area fed during the Covid-19 lockdown.

Profits from the collection of contemporary compositions will support the NHS in Scotland.

A KEY lesson of the coronavirus pandemic is that social care should no longer be treated as the poorer neighbour of the NHS, a local MSP has urged.