Local news from Banff and the surrounding area
Troy Bruce says his dad Peter 'would have been proud' to see him and his siblings 'experiencing something he would have absolutely loved'.
While staff and parents have supported the merger, there has been division over which school should stay open.
Emergency services were sent to the scene this afternoon.
Charles Milne has been made an MBE for his services to business and community development in Buckie and Banffshire.
Louise Buckley praised the emergency services who were able to reach Monty in time.
Cornhill Highland Games 2026 brought a fantastic day of traditional sport, pipe bands and Highland dancing to Cornhill near Banff on June 6.
The Banff and Buchan coast is littered with treasures, once crafted, now left to time.
Willie and Sonia Gordon rolled up their sleeves for a mammoth renovation project near Banff. But the couple prove that perseverance pays off.
Michael Walsh, 30, was found in possession of more than a month's worth of sickening video footage.
Aberdeenshire campaigners reported an image depicting a shotgun as the “cure” for party supporters to police.
The Press and Journal can reveal Aberdeenshire Council is probing why hundreds of postal ballots had to be reissued.
The Duncans set about transforming the building at the back of Angelica's boutique.
Good news for Banffshire and Buchan Coast! Our local representative, Karen Adam, has secured a win in the recent elections, holding off a challenge from Reform. It's great to see continued representation for our community.
An image seen by The Press and Journal depicts a fired shotgun as the “cure” for supporters of Nigel Farage’s party.
Derek Simpson, 41, and Ryan Simpson, 22, appeared in private at court earlier today where they were charged with a serious assault and threatening behaviour within another court building a day earlier
The Knowes Hotel will push ahead with the planned event, one week after a nearby Banff venue U-turned on hosting Nigel Farage’s party.
Their prolific mum has produced a total of 12 calves over the past nine years.
Banff grandfather Alan Stewart chose life when doctors warned he likely had penile cancer. Now, he is speaking out and stepping onto the Brave catwalk to show that life can continue after diagnosis.
Local candidate Conrad Ritchie said he was clear about the political nature of the event when he made the booking.
One fisherman believes proposed new rules which could hit the industry will be a top election concern in Banffshire and Buchan Coast.
