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FIVE Buckie Boys’ Brigade officers have racked up an incredible combined length of service of over 250 years.
THE deadline is looming for charities and good causes across the north of Scotland to apply to the Gordon and Ena Baxter Foundation.
LOOKING for her forever home this week is young Nell.
JUST over 300 boxes of fish, prawns and squid were landed at Buckie Harbour during this week.
THE numbers of people claiming Universal Credit (UC) in Moray has risen slightly over the month of August.
THERE has been a significant increase in the number of people across Scotland who are cycling, according to new figures just released.
A RADICAL shake-up of the way Moray Council is led has been proposed by the Conservative group.
THE director of a Buckie coach firm has urged Westminster to fund a support package for the industry to help it through the Covid-induced downturn.
NEARLY 90,000 diners across Moray helped themselves to a discounted meal last month thanks to the Eat Out to Help Out scheme.
BUCKIE Boys' Brigade are set to hold their annual enrolment session next week.
A PROJECT to develop a Portgordon landmark has uncovered more than than was bargained for.
THE Covid-19 pandemic claimed its latest event victim with the announcement that Portgordon fireworks would not be taking place this year.
TWO men have been charged after police recovered £750,000-worth of cannabis during a raid on a Buckie hotel.
CULLEN Community and Residential Centre (CCRC) is finally set to move into community ownership thanks to a grant of over £50,000.
Officers swoop on the Highlander Hotel
A MAN has been arrested following an incident in Buckie on Saturday.
TWO men have been arrested on drugs-related charges after police descended on a Buckie hotel.
AN emergency funding package to support creative opportunities for children and young people is being launched this week.
MAKING a chemical-free weed killer and mulching are some of the ways experts have suggested to keep on top of pesky weeds.
A BRAND new book of light-hearted anecdotes and stories from the Scottish agricultural industry is set to hit the shelves soon.
