The Square will be closed from 5pm on Friday 19th until approximately 5pm on Saturday 20th May, as well as road closures. Alternative parking will be available at Queen Elizabeth […]
STONEHAVEN’S War Memorial will once again be the setting for the town’s tribute to fallen service men and women on Sunday. The Armistice parade assembles at the Market Square at […]
This year, at 11am on the morning of June 18, to mark the 40th anniversary of the end of the Falklands War, pipers around the world will join together in […]
From Neil Smith – The R W Thomson Memorial Fellowship @RWTMF is celebrating the 200th birthday of a remarkable inventor and engineer. In 1845 Thomson invented the “Aerial Wheel.” He […]
A BEACON at Dunnottar Castle tonight will light the way for the Queen’s Jubilee celebrations in Stonehaven, where many shops have displays suitably bedecked with flags and bunting, such as […]
A FASCINATING history of Stonehaven’s Fireball ceremony has just been published. Put together by Martin Sim, The History of the Stonehaven Fireball Ceremony features an edited collection of local newspaper […]
TODAY’S grim and blustery Hallowe’en weather was perhaps appropriate for the dawn installation of the latest boardwalk sculpture – marking a brutal murder at sea. It was a small crew […]
WHEN the Tour of Britain peloton takes to the road in Stonehaven tomorrow, the riders will pass the birthplace of a man who made their sport possible. Robert William Thomson […]
At 2340 hours on 14 April 1912 the RMS Titanic of the White Star Line, struck an iceberg and has since earned her unenviable place in the folklore of maritime […]