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ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH - FOOD PREMISES REGISTER as of: 01 March 2021 Property Reference Trading Name Address of Property Contact Registered Date Premises Main Use 06/00002/COMM Cluny Primary School South Pringle Street Pearl Gray 16/02/2006 School / College Buckie Moray AB56 1PX 06/00006/COMM Home Bakery (Buckie) Ltd Well Road Alison Johnston 08/10/1992 Baker Buckie Moray AB56 1LJ 06/00007/COMM Buckie High School West Cathcart Street Pearl Gray 06/07/2001 School / College Buckie Moray AB56 1QB 06/00008/COMM Messrs Kenneth Thomsen 10 West Church Street Mr Kenneth Thomsen 26/02/1992 Butcher / Meat Buckie Moray AB56 1HD 06/00009/COMM Granny C's 19 West Church Street Carol Ann Mackay 08/07/2020 Takeaway Food / Meals Buckie Moray AB56 1BN 06/00012/COMM Carlton Bingo 29 West Church Street Mrs Wendy Clark 18/02/2009 Cinema / Theatre / Buckie Bingo Moray AB56 1BP 06/00017/COMM China Town 52 West Church Street Feng Lin 30/03/2009 Cafeteria / Restaurant Buckie Moray AB56 1HP 06/00020/COMM Wok In 55 West Church Street Shiping Guo 29/01/2021 Takeaway Food / Meals Buckie Moray AB56 1BP 01 March 2021 Page 1 of 179 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH - FOOD PREMISES REGISTER as of: 01 March 2021 Property Reference Trading Name Address of Property Contact Registered Date Premises Main Use 06/00021/COMM Thistle Bar 6 West Church Street Mr George Davidson 03/12/2007 Public House Buckie Moray AB56 1HD 06/00022/COMM Norvic Pharmacies Ltd 9 West Church Street Mr Colin McRoberts 13/10/1999 Chemist / Pharmacy Buckie Moray AB56 1BN 06/00023/COMM Highlander Hotel 75 West Church Street Hazel Ewen And 11/07/2005 Hotel Buckie Michael Jamieson Moray AB56 1BQ 06/00025/COMM Northern Lights 29 Yuill Avenue Michelle Boylan & 26/08/2020 Public House Buckie Scott Davidson Moray AB56 1NX 06/00026/COMM Station Hotel 2 Brander Street Kirtsy Hill 02/09/2015 Public House Burghead Elgin Moray IV30 5UD 06/00027/COMM Scotmid 9 - 11 Brander Street Erin Pipe 05/02/2007 Supermarket / Grocer Burghead Elgin Moray IV30 5XD 06/00028/COMM Harbour Inn Granary Street Mr And Mrs D G 17/11/1994 Public House Burghead Cormie Elgin Moray IV30 5UA 06/00029/COMM Diageo Distilling Ltd Burghead Maltings Ewan Ogilvie 19/05/2005 Distillery / Brewery / King Street Bond Burghead Elgin Moray IV30 5XA 01 March 2021 Page 2 of 179 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH - FOOD PREMISES REGISTER as of: 01 March 2021 Property Reference Trading Name Address of Property Contact Registered Date Premises Main Use 06/00032/COMM The Fiddichside Inn Craigellachie Matthew Anderson 08/11/2019 Public House Aberlour Moray AB38 9RR 06/00033/COMM Craigellachie Filling Station Hill Street Elaine White 02/07/2007 Fuel / Oil related Ltd Craigellachie business Aberlour Moray AB38 9TB 06/00034/COMM Craigellachie Primary School John Street Pearl Gray 09/07/2001 School / College Craigellachie Aberlour Moray AB38 9SX 06/00036/COMM Craigellachie Hotel Victoria Street Kevin Smith 09/06/2014 Hotel Craigellachie Aberlour Moray AB38 9SR 06/00037/COMM Highlander Inn Victoria Street Tatsuya Minagawa 25/09/2015 Hotel Craigellachie Aberlour Moray AB38 9SR 06/00039/COMM The Royal Oak Hotel Castle Terrace Caroline Ann Ronald 31/07/2018 Hotel Cullen Buckie Moray AB56 4SD 06/00041/STRADE Marks Fresh Fish Ltd Private Address Mark David Innes 30/03/2009 Fishmonger / Fish 01 March 2021 Page 3 of 179 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH - FOOD PREMISES REGISTER as of: 01 March 2021 Property Reference Trading Name Address of Property Contact Registered Date Premises Main Use 06/00042/COMM Scottish Co-op 12 Grant Street Lorraine Forsyth 01/12/2004 Supermarket / Grocer Cullen Buckie Moray AB56 4RS 06/00044/COMM Grant Arms Hotel 31 Grant Street Mr Andrew Taylor 06/07/2010 Hotel Cullen Buckie Moray AB56 4RS 06/00045/COMM The Olive Tree Cafe Logie Steading Mr Weller De Oliveira 03/08/2011 Cafeteria / Restaurant Dunphail Dos Santos Forres Moray IV36 2QN 06/00046/COMM Logie Steading Plants Logie Steading Plant Shop Mr And Mrs Alisdair 15/02/2004 Butcher / Meat Dunphail Laing Forres Moray IV36 2QN 06/00048/COMM The Three Kings Inn 21 North Castle Street Campbell Sime 30/10/2007 Hotel Cullen Buckie Moray AB56 4SA 06/00049/COMM Cullen Primary School Old Church Road Pearl Gray 06/07/2001 School / College Cullen Buckie Moray AB56 4UZ 06/00050/COMM Cullen Bowling And Tennis Cullen Bowling Club Sandra Douglas 14/02/2011 Sports / Social Club Club Reidhaven Place Cullen Buckie Moray AB56 4RN 01 March 2021 Page 4 of 179 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH - FOOD PREMISES REGISTER as of: 01 March 2021 Property Reference Trading Name Address of Property Contact Registered Date Premises Main Use 06/00053/COMM Norwood Guest House 11 Seafield Place John Alistair Jamieson 23/11/2007 B And B / Boarding Cullen House Buckie Moray AB56 4TE 06/00055/COMM Cullen Community Education Seafield Road Roselyn Duncan 26/07/2004 Nurseries and Centre Cullen Playgroups Buckie Moray AB56 4AF 06/00056/COMM Cullen Playgroup Cullen Community Education And Marie Sutherland 22/01/2003 Nurseries and Residential Centre Playgroups Seafield Road Cullen Buckie Moray AB56 4AF 06/00057/COMM The Seafield Arms Hotel 19 Seafield Street Charles Milne 13/03/2019 Hotel Cullen Buckie Moray AB56 4SG 06/00060/COMM Cullen Pharmacy 28 Seafield Street Colin Clark 10/01/2008 Chemist / Pharmacy Cullen Buckie Moray AB56 4SH 06/00063/COMM The Ice Cream Shop 40 Seafield Street Heather McKenzie 03/10/2007 Ice Cream Cullen Buckie Moray AB56 4SW 01 March 2021 Page 5 of 179 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH - FOOD PREMISES REGISTER as of: 01 March 2021 Property Reference Trading Name Address of Property Contact Registered Date Premises Main Use 06/00065/COMM Linda's Fish And Chips 54 Seafield Street Linda Gray 04/01/2008 Takeaway Food / Meals Cullen Buckie Moray AB56 4SW 06/00067/COMM Buckie Fresh Fish 15 South Castle Street Mr Laughlan John 13/12/2007 Fishmonger / Fish Cullen McRae Buckie Moray AB56 4RT 06/00069/COMM Cullen Town Hall Town Hall Mr Eric McGillivary 17/02/1992 Council / Village / The Square Church / Scout Hall Cullen Buckie Moray AB56 4SG 06/00070/COMM Rockpool 8 The Square Stephen McDonald 28/03/2012 Cafeteria / Restaurant Cullen Buckie Moray AB56 4RR 06/00071/COMM Knockdhu Distillery Co Ltd Knock Gordon Bruce 12/12/2007 Distillery / Brewery / Huntly Bond Moray AB54 7LJ 06/00072/COMM Duffus Inn 1 Hopeman Road 01343 835065 04/03/2013 Public House Duffus Elgin Moray IV30 5RR 06/00073/COMM Duffus Village Post Office 1 Hopeman Road Mr Richard Ringrose 15/01/1996 Supermarket / Grocer And Store Duffus Elgin Moray IV30 5RR 01 March 2021 Page 6 of 179 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH - FOOD PREMISES REGISTER as of: 01 March 2021 Property Reference Trading Name Address of Property Contact Registered Date Premises Main Use 06/00074/COMM Ark Housing Association 1 And 5 Wellside Court Andrew Findlay 27/10/1994 Residential Home Forres Moray IV36 1LT 06/00077/COMM Cluny Fish Supplies 1 - 3 Low Street Louis Patterson 07/02/1992 Fishmonger / Fish Buckie Moray AB56 1UX 06/00078/COMM Buckie Bowling Club 2 Low Street Agnes Garden 01/07/2010 Sports / Social Club Buckie Moray AB56 1UX 06/00081/COMM Harbour Bar 83 Main Street Laurent Sausset 01/11/2006 Public House Buckie Wallace Moray AB56 1XQ 06/00084/COMM Boortmalt 20 March Road East Gary Lawton 17/09/2018 Distillery / Brewery / Buckie Bond Moray AB56 4BY 06/00085/COMM Greencore Malt The Maltings Gary Lawton 04/01/2008 Feeds / Fertilisers / 20 March Road East Pesticides Buckie Moray AB56 4BY 06/00086/COMM George M McKay 3 March Road Industrial Estate Mr George M McKay 17/02/2006 Fishmonger / Fish Buckie Moray AB56 4BY 06/00089/COMM Eat Mair Fish Old Station Yard Mr Edward James Mair 17/02/1992 Fishmonger / Fish Marine Place Buckie Moray AB56 1UT 01 March 2021 Page 7 of 179 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH - FOOD PREMISES REGISTER as of: 01 March 2021 Property Reference Trading Name Address of Property Contact Registered Date Premises Main Use 06/00090/COMM Marine Hotel Marine Place William Benson 13/03/2020 Hotel Buckie Moray AB56 1UT 06/00091/COMM Scotmid Co-op 103 Milton Drive Shona Stables 29/04/2005 Supermarket / Grocer Buckie Moray AB56 1NZ 06/00094/COMM Netherha Care Home Netherha Road Ruth Smith 30/05/2001 Residential Home Buckie Moray AB56 1EP 06/00095/COMM Dufftown Golf Club Kitchen Glenrinnes Sharon Coull 13/08/2010 Cafeteria / Restaurant Keith Moray AB55 4BS 06/00097/COMM Fisherman's Hall 16 North Pringle Street Mr Eric McGillivray 19/02/1992 Council / Village / Buckie Church / Scout Hall Moray AB56 1HN 06/00102/COMM McColls 11 St. Andrews Square Alyson Margaret 04/04/2007 Supermarket / Grocer Buckie Thomson Moray AB56 1BT 06/00103/COMM The Mash Tun 8 Broomfield Square Mr Mark Braidwood 22/09/2004 Public House Aberlour Moray AB38 9QP 06/00105/COMM Macallan Glenlivet Distillery Craigellachie W C H Phillips 31/08/2005 Distillery / Brewery / Aberlour Bond Moray AB38 9RX 01 March 2021 Page 8 of 179 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH - FOOD PREMISES REGISTER as of: 01 March 2021 Property Reference Trading Name Address of Property Contact Registered Date Premises Main Use 06/00109/COMM Aberlour Filling Station 115 High Street R Annear 17/03/2005 Fuel / Oil related Aberlour business Moray AB38 9PB 06/00111/COMM S Cattanach 71 High Street S Cattanach 07/06/1994 Confectioner Aberlour Moray AB38 9QB 06/00113/COMM Scottish Co-op 91 High Street Mr Steven Ritchie 05/01/2000 Supermarket / Grocer Aberlour (Manager) Moray AB38 9QB 06/00115/COMM The Spey Larder 98 High Street David Catto 19/06/2003 Supermarket / Grocer Aberlour Moray AB38 9QA 06/00116/COMM Aberlour Primary School Mary Avenue Pearl Gray 06/07/2001 School / College Aberlour Moray AB38 9PN 06/00117/COMM Speyside
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  • 1 1 1923 Jan 4 Dance

    1 1 1923 Jan 4 Dance

    1 1923 Jan 4 Dance - The Rathven, Enzie and Bellie Ploughing association has a new venue for their annual dance. on January 12. In 1921, this had been held at Sauchenbush by kind permission of James Grant, farmer, last year it was held in the Arradoul Smiddy and this year it will take place in the new WRI hall at Arradoul. In addition to the dance a concert will take place. Admission to the concert is 1/3 and admittance to the - Gents 2/- with Ladies 1/- Millers - The Motor and Cycle firm who have a shop on Baron Street opened a new garage at 55 West Church Street. Advertisers - W. J. Smith, 19 Land Street, Ladies and Gents Tailor. Suits and costumes made up from one’s own cloth. Roderick Johnston, 4 Low Street, Painter and Decorator. D. McLachlan Cluny Square, Ford Touring car for £152. A self- starter at £15 not included in the price. Robert Gillan, Wine Merchant and Italian Warehouseman, 9 East Church Street. A. Flett, 26 East Church Street, Lyceum Buildings bought over the whole stock of Ben Calder, Shoemaker and was holding a ‘mammoth’ sale. Big sale at E. Duncan 60 East Church Street. G. Watt, 12 Land Street, Potato Merchant. Murray the shop for sweets - 26 East Church Street. Cooper's Fruit Store is now at 27 High Street. P. Geddes and Sons, Tailors, Bridge Place - Sale. Chemists in Buckie - J. Stewart, 46 West Church Street, Robertson, 3 Bank Street, Gibson, 12 West Church Street and Anderson, 5 High Street. “The Braes of Strathlene, “the name of a song written by Alex Johnston, editor of the B.