Gordon & Watson Funeral Directors have a welcoming and friendly branch, based at 5 Arbuthnott Place, Stonehaven, AB39 2JA.We know this building previously housed a Funeral Directors (MacIntosh & Steven) […]
Have you ever thought about exploring the Doric language and its rich cultural heritage? If you are a teacher, school, or youth group leader looking for a fun and meaningful […]
By Cowie Loon This year’s pantomime by Ury Players at Stonehaven Town Hall starts next week but there is a little known link to the real-life Robinson Crusoe which can […]
THE latest newsletter from the Tolbooth Association is a reminder that Stonehaven’s historic legacy is being constantly enriched by new discoveries – who would have thought there could be a […]
I saw a post on Facebook tonight with a photograph of staff marking the end of an era at the Stonehaven bus depot as it closes down. It felt appropriate […]
by Madge Mackie m.s. Watt (Parents John & Jessie Watt m.s. Wood) The Backies All the rubble from knocking down the old houses in the 30s 40s 50s and 60s […]
SCIENTISTS have refuted a recent challenge to the age of the sedimentary rocks off Cowie – meaning Stonehaven can once again assert itself – confidently – as home to the […]
By Douglas Cusine Stonehaven is not usually associated with violent crime, but in the second half of the19th century there were two cases in which the accused were charged with […]
After decades of neglect by our local historians, John Duncan – a once celebrated botanist – is finally emerging from the shadows into the spotlight of recognition and appreciation. He […]
By Sandra McLennan – Over 100 bandsmen including 72 pipers led a parade through Stonehaven to the Black Hill on Saturday (20 May) to honour the 100 year old Stonehaven […]