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Fordyce Primary School
Welcome to Fordyce Primary School. Starting school is an important milestone in the life of a child and we would welcome the opportunity of sharing with you in the education and development of your child. We make every effort to ensure that each pupil settles into a happy working environment. www.fordyce.aberdeenshire.sch.uk/

Portsoy Salmon Bothy
The Salmon Bothy, Portsoy a multifacted visitor attraction which illustrates the facinating history of Portsoy and the surrounding area as well as providing a venue for arts, entertainment and community activities. www.salmonbothy.org.uk

Scottish Traditional Boat Festival - Portsoy
Nestled in the northeast corner of Scotland, between Inverness and Aberdeen, Portsoy's Scottish Traditional Boat Festival provides a holiday or short break destination with something for everyone -a real family affair.
The Festival puts a special emphasis on boat building, restoration and on associated traditional crafts music and art. www.scottishtraditionalboatfestival.co.uk/

Aberchirder/Foggieloan Community Website
Foggieloan, or to give it its official title, Aberchirder, is situated in North-East Scotland and is well served by roads leading from the Moray Firth coastal route and the surrounding area of Aberdeenshire. It lies at the centre of the Parish of Marnoch, on the A97 road between Huntly and Banff and is most easily reached by car, although it is also served by buses and the railway station at Huntly. http://www.foggieloan.co.uk/

Gardenstown Community Website
Discover Gardenstown and Crovie on the north east coast of Scotland.
Magnificent views, heritage, wildlife, arts & crafts, great accommodation www.discovergardenstown.co.uk

Huntly Community Website
On the Huntly Community website you can find out all kinds of practical information about Huntly, such as where to stay, eat, drink, and shop. You will also discover the many things there are to see and do in and around Huntly. We hope this will inspire you to come to Huntly in Aberdeenshire and feel at home here. www.huntly.net

Buchan Community Website
Buchan is a beautiful and historic corner of Scotland rich in fishing and agricultural heritage. The aim of the site is to promote the community of Buchan and it's surrounding area and to make information accessible to visitors to this busy part of Aberdeenshire, Scotland. www.buchanweb.org

The Royal Scottish Country Dance Society
The Banffshire Branch encourages Scottish Country Dancing throughout Banffshire.
We have over 50 Members, including a dozen or so RSCDS-Certified teachers who teach locally, nationally and internationally. www.rscdsbanffshire.co.uk/

Whitehills Community Website
Whitehills is a traditional fishing village, located two miles west of Banff and four miles east of Portsoy on the Banffshire coast of northeast Scotland. The District surrounding Whitehills is a mix of farmland and scattered hamlets, including Boyndie, Inverboyndie. www.whitehillsanddistrict.co.uk

Forres Community Website
Forres in Moray is situated just off the A96 about 27 miles east of the Highland capital of Inverness, the town's impressive parks and gardens with outstanding floral sculptures have led to many awards from the prestigious Britain and Scotland in Bloom competitions.www.forresweb.net

COAST Visual Arts Festival Website
COAST aims to become a festival of both National and International prominence, to promote the visual arts in its many forms, develop the arts community in the area and attract visitors from far and wide to enjoy everything this stretch of the rugged Scottish coastline can offer.www.coastfestival.org.uk

Banff and Buchan Arts Forum
The Banff and Buchan Arts Forum is a voluntary organisation. Working in association with Aberdeenshire Council's arts development team, to promote the arts and to serve the interests of the arts constituency, of both artists and audience, in the North Aberdeenshire area of north east Scotland.
We also promote the arts and artists of the region. Membership of the BBAF is free to residents of North Aberdeenshire www.bbaf-arts.org.uk/sites/bbaf/home/home.html