Ellie Milne

1 week ago | pressandjournal.co.uk | Ellie Milne

Police have confirmed that they have traced a teenager reported missing from Lossiemouth. Caleb Russell had last been spotted leaving an address in the Inchbroom Avenue area at about 11am on Wednesday. Police had previously launched an appeal to help find the missing 17-year-old. Officers have now confirmed that he has been found. A statement from police said: “We can confirm Caleb Russell who was reported missing from the Lossiemouth area on Wednesday, 18 June, 2025 has been traced.

1 week ago | pressandjournal.co.uk | Ellie Milne

Parents in Peterhead are fighting to save an additional support needs hub which has become a “safe haven” for their children. Many pupils at Peterhead Central School rely on Sanctuary so they can thrive in the mainstream school environment. It allows those with additional support needs (ASN) the opportunity to learn in a safe space with dedicated staff. While some children visit Sanctuary when they need it, others are based in the hub full-time.

1 week ago | pressandjournal.co.uk | Ellie Milne

Robyn Forbes had been considering expanding her dog grooming business for a while when K9 Fertility was listed for sale earlier this year. Having run her mobile business for the past eight years, the 33-year-old was keen to expand her own skills and provide more services for dogs and their owners in the city. When she got the keys for the Rosemount Place business on March 1, she had no idea what lay ahead. “The place was horrendous when I took over, ” Robyn told The Press and Journal.

1 week ago | original106.co.uk | Ellie Milne

Parents in Peterhead are fighting to save an additional support needs hub which has become a “safe haven” for their children. Many pupils at Peterhead Central School rely on Sanctuary so they can thrive in the mainstream school environment. It allows those with additional support needs (ASN) the opportunity to learn in a safe space with dedicated staff. While some children visit Sanctuary when they need it, others are based in the hub full-time.

1 week ago | original106.co.uk | Ellie Milne

Former staff at a dog fertility clinic in Aberdeen caused animals “distress, pain and suffering” while carrying out illegal treatments. Their convictions at the city’s sheriff court are the first for a canine fertility clinic in Scotland. And they followed a special investigation by the SSPCA, which sent a team to K9 Fertility after concerns were raised by a pet owner. The business has since been sold to a new owner, who was not associated with the investigation.