At the Kintore and District Community Council meeting last night members and councillors heard safety concerns from a local resident and the crossing patroller.

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Tags: school, children, road safety, roads, police

“Rural Watch Scotland” is an extension of the Neighbourhood Watch Scotland movement aimed specifically at rural communities, like those around Kintore.

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We have received the following message from Police Scotland about suspicious door-to-door sales calls in the area.

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Many of us have laughed a the Flying Pigs and their sketches about the confusing place names in Aberdeenshire. You may know the classic one about the Mr Duguid of Garioch Road, Finzean.

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On April 1, last year, Grampian Police introduced a new community focussed policing model that provides dedicated Local Policing Teams (LPTs) to each of the 24 local policing areas across the three territorial divisions.

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Grampian Police has produced the first of what will be a quarterly policing update for the Garioch area.

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Kintore United were the winners of the Garioch region S4-6 Midnight Football League, organised by Grampian Police in partnership with Garioch Sports Centre and Tesco, Inverurie.

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Tags: sport, football, youth, police, community

Introducing PC Darren Cochrane our community police officer for Kintore.

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Although a Public Meeting is not usually top of the list of Friday night entertainments, a meeting called by Action Kintore, on behalf of the Community Council, attracted nearly 200 Kintore residents to the hall in the Community School last week (March 9th). Young residents made up almost a quarter of the audience, and they were eager to share their views on the facilities and recreational activities they would like to have in the town. Read More...

Tags: community, youth, police, education, community council