Cove Rangers continue to set pace in League Two after win at Queen’s Park
Cove Rangers remained clear at the top of Ladbrokes League Two with a 3-1 victory at Queen’s Park.
Elgin
Andrew Munro earns Stenhousemuir draw
Andrew Munro scored a last-gasp leveller as struggling Stenhousemuir came from two goals down to draw 2-2 at home to Elgin in Ladbrokes League Two.
Boris Johnson claims Labour and SNP have agreed ‘shady deal’ for indyref2
Boris Johnson has described Jeremy Corbyn and Nicola Sturgeon as “yokemates of destruction” as he ruled out ever allowing another Scottish independence referendum.
Scone Spy: Elgin’s Ditsy Teacup is an itsy-bitsy bit of perfection
When it comes to originality and innovation on the scone scene, there’s nothing ditsy about this little eatery in the pretty town of Elgin.
Stroke victim suffers major injuries after being refused use of travel agent’s toilet
A TRIP to book a dream cruise turned into a nightmare when a retired builder was refused permission to go to a travel agent’s toilet.
The North East: Where to stay
Mill of Nethermill, by Pennan Wake to the sound of waves crashing on the shore, enjoy a leisurely breakfast overlooking the bay where dolphins and seals play, or head off to explore caves once used by boot-leggers. Mill of Nethermill – close to the historic village of Pennan, the setting for the classic 1983 film Local Hero – has all this to offer. The mill house and mill, built in 1841 with a stream running by, are the only dwellings in this secluded bay. It has four luxury self-catering cottages, each one renovated in traditional Scots-style with antique furniture and sumptuous tartans. And this five-star holiday destination doesn’t have to be a budget buster. Prices start from £65 per night with a two-night minimum stay (not high season).
Tributes paid to boy killed in road accident near Elgin playpark
TRIBUTES have been paid to a schoolboy who was killed by a van close to his home.
15 hidden gems in the North East
Loch Muick, Ballater The three-hour walk around spectacular Loch Muick was one of Queen Victoria’s favourites. This is the magical location to which the monarch escaped when she wanted to hide from the world. The trek is on fairly level terrain and is nearly eight miles long.
Breathtaking views on the Moray coast make life a breeze
LIFE is full of little surprises. Some good, some not so.