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A FOOD courier has shared a photograph of what he believes is a big cat crossing a meadow in Chester.

Police investigate big cat sighting in Cheshire linked to sheep killings Officers believe a large predator could be behind the mystery 10 January 2021 • 5:25pm Police have launched an investigation after claims a big cat may be behind a series of sheep killings in Cheshire. Initially it was thought a dog was responsible for the deaths of 10 sheep on a farm in Macclesfield last month but officers now believe a "larger predator" may be the culprit. It comes after the farmer told police of a "v...

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© Kenny Elrick / DCT Media Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up An SNP political candidate has argued Aberdeenshire Council should “put their hand in their pocket” and use its £45 million of reserves to pay for the reopening of a vital bridge between two communities. Park Bridge which links Drumoak and Durris across t...

Now, Mr Bisset is ready to take on the cross-Scotland challenge for real. © Kyle Bisset Kyle Bisset who is cycling and kayaking from Fort William to Aberdeen to raise money for MHA and SAMH. “I’ve been struggling with depression since 2011, so more than nine years,” he said. “The entire time I’ve had counselling from the university and it was Mental Health Aberdeen (MHA) that really helped me turn a corner. “Counselling has the advantage of speaking to someone who isn’t emotional...

New Years Honours: Inspirational figures from Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire and Moray receive awards by Alastair Gossip, James Wyllie and Zoe Phillips 30/12/2020, 10:30 pm Updated: 31/12/2020, 11:31 am © DCT Media/Jason Hedges Des Cheyne, owner of Spotty Bag Shop in Banff. Inspirational figures in the north-east have been awarded accolades in the Queen’s New Years Honours list. Des Cheyne One of the recipients is a Banff shopkeeper who was forced to drive as far south as Manchester to stock...

2020 In Review: What happened in January, February and March? © EVENING EXPRESS Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up While the coronavirus crisis has dominated all aspects of life in 2020, the first few months of the year appeared comparatively calmer. Despite this, there was still plenty of political upheaval as the UK fo...

Updated: December 31, 2020, 10:01 am © DC Thomson Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Ever since a health crisis left her close to death 13 years ago, Mel Shand has not wasted a moment bringing positivity to the lives of others. An accomplished artist and playwright, Mrs Shand holds an instrumental role in her community o...

Strange phenomenon at Dunbeath Strath By David G Scott  |  Updated: 08:38, 30 December 2020 Get the Northern Times sent to your inbox every week and swipe through an exact replica of the days newspaper It may not be on anyones festive menu but plummeting temperatures around Dunbeath Strath have whipped up the recipe for a very unique and strange phenomenon – ice pancakes. Cath Whittles from Roseleigh House in Latheronwheel was taking a stroll along the Strath on Monday when she observ...

Storm Frank: Communities still ‘deeply traumatised’ by 2015 floods © PA Archive/Press Association Ima A car left abandoned in flood water during Storm Frank. It’s five years since Storm Frank ripped through Scotland, wreaking a trail of destruction across the country. Gayle Ritchie looks back at one of the worst weather events in recent history. Storm Frank swept through Scotland on December 30 2015, bringing flooding that devastated homes and businesses. Worst-hit towns and villages inc...