Steven Sidebottom has been sentenced at the High Court in Edinburgh to life imprisonment, to serve a minimum of 21 years for the murder of Brian McKandie
‘On The Beat’ with Sgt Barnwell
‘On The Beat’ with Sgt Barnwell. The first of a regular update from the new Turriff Police Sergeant, Richard Barnwell.
Local Development Plan consultation reaches half way
Consultation on Main Issues Report for Aberdeenshire Local Development Plan 2021 at halfway point
Police Scotland Community Surgery
Turriff is one of the areas selected to hold one of Police Scotlands ‘Community Surgery’ style events. The surgery will take place in March at Turriff Primary School
Turriff Caravan Park vacancy for static caravan
Turriff Caravan Park Limited currently has a vacant stance available on Turriff Caravan Park to accommodate a static caravan.
Appeal following vehicle vandalisms in Turriff
Officers from Police Scotland in Turriff are investigating vandalism to two vehicles in the Beaconsfield Terrace area of the town
Supported bus services axed to meet council budgets
A number of Aberdeenshire Council supported bus services are to be cut from April to meet council budget pressures. These include the 253 and 308 services in Turriff
Changes to Aberdeenshire waste services approved
Aberdeenshire waste services changing to increase recycling and send less to landfill. The changes are expected to begin in April 2020
Steven Sidebottom convicted of Brian McKandie murder
Steven Sidebottom of Rothienorman was convicted of the murder of Brian McKandie, at the High Court in Aberdeen this afternoon.
Local Development Plan 2021 – Turriff
The Aberdeenshire Local Development Plan 2021 – Turriff version
