In Pictures: Choir looks to build harmony within construction sector
A networking group that uses singing as a means for construction professionals to unwind and get to know each other is on the lookout for new members.
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A networking group that uses singing as a means for construction professionals to unwind and get to know each other is on the lookout for new members.
Secondary schools across the county will partially close on Thursday, December 8 due to strike action by Scottish Secondary Teachers’ Association…
A poignant look at the life of 46-year-old Mark Rowson from Aberdeen who was diagnosed with schizophrenia as a teenager.
KENNY Douglas is a consultant haematologist with the NHS, based at the Beatson West of Scotland Cancer Centre in Glasgow. His work involves various treatments where blood is processed outside the patient's body, either to remove specific cells or harmful antibodies. Much of his work has to do with blood stem cell collection for transplantation, either from patients with various types of blood cell cancer, or from their healthy relatives. He is also a keen hill-walker and Munro-bagger. How did you begin singing, and become involved with Bearsden Choir? “I've enjoyed singing since my scho...
Kingfisher Music opens new shop and studio in Aberdeenshire © Supplied by Davis Gonnella 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 A north-east music teacher has opened his own shop and studio in Inverurie. Experiencing an increased demand for music equipment and lessons during lockdown, mobile music teacher Davis Gonnella has taken on eight staff members since August and recently opened Kingfisher Music shop and studio. Afte...