Local news from Inverurie and the surrounding area
When Inverurie entrepreneur Kevin Bonarius decided to move on from Twice Buried Rum Co, Devenick Drinks founders Andy and Bryan saw a natural next step — taking on the brand they had championed from d
The Press and Journal spoke to bosses facing the aftermath of the summer downpour.
It follows an extreme period of rain in the region, which has also forced a school to remain closed for the rest of the week.
The Hammond Organ buff who taught in Inverurie Academy for 30 years lived in Hatton of Fintray.
The plans for a site near Inverurie were thrown out by councillors, but could now be approved on appeal at Holyrood.
The duo have spent almost their entire working life at the Inverurie business.
Billy Thomson is aiming to play 100 holes of golf in a single day to raise funds for the Grampian Multiple Sclerosis Therapy Centre.
There were tears of joy as Kellands Capella were crowned regional winners of the Scottish Primary Schools Glee Challenge. The pupils from Kellands School in Inverurie will now compete in the national
Officials have raised concerns about staffing the new government programme, which is planned to run for at least 12 months.
The pair were arrested after a Lexus car was stopped in a joint operation last night.
The P&J can reveal that the proposals could lead to a full-size department store opening up in the Garioch town.
The re-elected SNP Scottish Government is pushing forward with the roll-out of the programme aimed at improving access to healthcare across the region.
Locals have seen activity at the former BrewDog bar.
Mhairi Boath later told a colleague: “I’m not usually this mean, I’m just tired”.
Ex-midwife Jo Hart will contest the by-election triggered by the SNP's Stephen Flynn resigning from Westminster.
Meanwhile, plans have been unveiled to breathe life back into the closed Portsoy Library and Inverurie could be getting a padel tennis court.
There is also an extra service from Edinburgh to the Granite City, while a Highland route has been axed.
The rural location is around 15 miles away from Aberdeen city centre.
Keith manager Craig Ewen is pleased to have signed Jordan Tallis, while Paul Campbell has explained why he has joined Inverurie Locos.
Greens of Inverurie shared that the store is closed due to 'unforeseen circumstances'.
