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Pictured is one of the decorated drains on Arduthie Road, Stonehaven. If council officers determine the symbols don’t wash away easily and are effective at helping the public think twice about littering, Ms Dickinson said it’s possible the little fish could make their way to other coastal communities. ‘This is not a bin’ Ms Dickinson said: “This began with a local Surfers Against Sewage representative meeting with me, and conversations about plastic in the environment. “She shared w...

Updated: May 12, 2021, 9:21 am © Supplied by Eden Mill/OLA Plans for Fife-based gin, whisky and beer firm, Eden Mill‘s new distillery and visitor centre have been revealed. The £8 million project which will be based at the St Andrews University in Guardbridge is already well under way, with around half of money already secured to help bring the distillery vision to life. Currently working with the university to be running the distillery as carbon neutral by 2024, the power and heat for the ...

Tripadvisor names Fort William guesthouse one of the best in the world © Supplied by Tripadvisor Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A Fort William bed and breakfast has been named one of the best in the world by reviewers on the world’s largest online travel site. Torlinnhe Guest House has been announced as sixth best on the planet and fourth in the UK and Europe in the 2021 Travellers’ Choice Tripadvi...

Dundee winger Paul McMullan determined to put play-off heartache right by realising remarkable city double © SNS Group “It’s no use having the squad to compete in the Premiership if you’re not there. So we need to get the job done.” Winger Paul McMullan had just one target in mind when he crossed Sandeman Street to sign for Dundee – get the Dark Blues back to the Premiership. He already achieved that with Dundee United last season, now he’s determined to achieve an unlikely Dundee...

The new test centre set up on Elgin High Street “But the feeling that I got, certainly from hospitality businesses, they would rather stand still for a short period of time than go backwards to a Level 4 lockdown. “It would be really horrendous for everybody, including businesses. That would be really difficult for the hospitality sector. “It’s not ideal, but it’s the least worst option at this stage.” Has the source of the outbreak been identified? Mr Leadbitter said public health ...

Rare ladies compact gifted to wives of SAS troops after World War II for sale in north-east auction © Supplied by Dave Smith Ladies compacts emblazoned with the Special Air Service (SAS) logo became an unlikely style trend during the early 1950s, as the trinkets were handed out to military wives. But the post-war whim proved fleeting, and only a handful of the curios are reckoned to still exist. And now, one of the estimated 20 that have survived will be going under the hammer at Bervie Auctio...

The new test centre set up on Elgin High Street “But the feeling that I got, certainly from hospitality businesses, they would rather stand still for a short period of time than go backwards to a Level 4 lockdown. “It would be really horrendous for everybody, including businesses. That would be really difficult for the hospitality sector. “It’s not ideal, but it’s the least worst option at this stage.” Has the source of the outbreak been identified? Mr Leadbitter said public health ...

Average White Band star Alan Gorrie backs St Johnstone to win the Scottish Cup Updated: May 12, 2021, 9:12 am © Andre Csillag/Shutterstock He was a key ingredient of the Scottish group which enjoyed a worldwide hit with Pick Up the Pieces in 1970s. And now, Alan Gorrie, one of the founder members of the Average White Band, and a lifelong St Johnstone supporter, has given Callum Davidson’s team the message ‘Let’s Go Round Again’ when they tackle Hibs in the Scottish Cup final at Hampden...

Airport bar, TGI Fridays and casino announce reopening plans for Aberdeen Updated: May 12, 2021, 11:42 am © Supplied by Aberdeen Internation Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up An Aberdeen bar will reopen on Monday as coronavirus restrictions open up more of the country to travellers. The Northern Lights Lounge opened in 2017 as part of the £20million transformation of Aberdeen International Airport, and s...

Tayside Police have appealed for information to trace a flasher who targeted two women including an 80-year-old pensioner