- Housing market recovery 'not there'
- Tax-dodging landlords 'targeted'
- Disability cuts 'are devastating'
- Heart care 'more likely for rich'
- Lockerbie probe request to Libya
- Haulier fare subsidy 'must remain'
- Lennon bomb plot accused for trial
- 'Little prospect' for oil fund plan
- RBS losses hit £2bn amid bonus row
- 'MP' held after Commons disturbance
- More uni courses cut in England
- 'Serious failings' at health board
- Cottage death OAP 'was murdered'
- Murder jury retraces woman's steps
- Pine marten control called for
- Direct flights 'key for economy'
- Navy diver joins Concordia probe
- Independence plan 'may block bank'
- Moore suggests earlier referendum
- Anorexia no fad, says MSP father
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The Orphan Shop returns
The Orphan Shop is returning to Fraserburgh and is back by popular demand.
1 commentCommuters to benefit from road schemes
The North East will benefit from an £8 million cash injection into two key transport schemes as a part of a wider package of transport investment for Sctoland, it has been revealed.
Young Farmers visit Fraserburgh Lifeboat
Following a visit to the Fraserburgh Lifeboat Station last year one member of the New Deer Young Farmers was so impressed that he applied to join the crew.
No 2012 Mackerel deal
A final chance to put in place a deal to ensure mackerel is sustainably fished has failed to secure international agreement.
Coffee shop dropped
Plans for a new coffee shop in Fraserburgh’s town centre suffered a blow this week when applicant Michael Morris withdrew his planning application before it could go before councillors.
Aberdeenshire Council appoint contractors
Aberdeenshire Council has appointed five main contractors as part of a multi-million pound capital programme of works over the next three years.
Woman up for Business Award
A Fraserburgh born woman has been short-listed for a prestigious national retailing award.
Mintlaw ‘doubling’ expansion plans approved
AMBITIOUS plans to double the size of a Buchan village won the backing of councillors last week.
Oil and Gas Chaplain visits Broch Lifeboat
The Reverend Martin Grashoff who is the current Chaplain to the UK Oil and Gas industry visited the Fraserburgh RNLI station recently on Thursday 26th January and met crew members and the coxswain of the Fraserburgh Lifeboat.
MP and MSP meet Sangs workers
Local MSP Stewart Stevenson and Banff & Buchan MP Eilidh Whiteford have met with workers from Sangs in Macduff yesterday (Sunday).
Future of Mackerel
The Scottish Fisheries Secretary has warned that a third straight year without an international mackerel deal will put at risk the future of this very valuable fishery.
Union calls for support payment flexibility
NFU Scotland has written to the Scottish Government calling for a more flexible payment system to be factored into future support payment arrangements.
Stagecoach best value bus operator
Stagecoach has again been confirmed as Britain’s best value bus operator, according to new independent research.
Farmer’s plea for road to be safer
A local farmer is urging Aberdeenshire council officials and Grampian Police to address the problem of road accidents caused on the Mintlaw to Rora road.
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Thursday 23 February 2012
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