A90/A937 Junction – the next move

As 2015 draws to a close and winter conditions prevail at Laurencekirk’s notorious junction we remain waiting, less than patiently, to hear when a final announcement confirming when a new graded junction (underpass or flyover) will be delivered. NESTRANS, the...

Alannah’s biggest performance coming up

Local Mearns girl, Alannah Moar, is getting set for her biggest performance yet. Over the last six months singer and songwriter Alannah has made her way through four rounds of different types of auditions, and fought off tough competition from around 300 other acts,...

UNICEF Universal Children’s Day at Mearns Academy

To celebrate UNICEF Universal Children’s Day, Mearns Academy held a range of activities to support the Rights of the Child on Wednesday 18th to Friday 20th November. All week cupcakes were sold, 300 in total, selling out every day going down a treat! There were...

Heritage Club hear railway tales and local history news

At the monthly Heritage Club meeting in the Burgh Buildings on Wednesday evening the members welcomed Dr Mike Mitchell and Colin Barr. Mike is a native of the Mearns who has enjoyed a diverse career in public transport culminating as Director General of Transport for...

Laurencekirk tree vanishes in autumn mist

One for the Road? We take the large deciduous trees for granted but when Dr Johnson and James Boswell passed through the east of Scotland – including Laurencekirk – in the 1770s, Johnson commented that having travelled from Berwick to Peterhead he had not...
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