30th March 2003 AT the beginning of March, what had been a familiar sound in Port Erroll on Sunday mornings was heard again for the first time in almost 30 years.The Cruden Bay Congregational Church bell has been restored and is once again ringing again to summon...
By ALISTAIR BEATON 8th May 1990 John Brown, photographed in his Cruden Bay allotment as he approached his 96th birthday. A Gordon Highlander veteran of the First World War, he remained active in the garden every day, believing that fresh air, exercise and home-grown...
A VERITABLE treasure trove of old photographs and documents showing life at Cruden Bay earlier this century has recently been uncovered. Hundreds of photographs, newspaper cuttings, postcards, post office records and old letters provide a unique glimpse into the...
Mr William Tait—his retort to Gilbert Harding startled the television studio audience. Cruden Bay Champion With a Shock for ‘Delicate’ Englishmen — By — DOUGLAS RAE THERE is an air of sadness about the little port of Cruden Bay. Looking down from the lip...
EX-fisherman Arthur Geddes didn’t want to sever his links with the sea when he decided to look for a job ashore. So joining HM Coastguard was the perfect solution for him. And he has been rewarded for over a quarter of a century’s dedication to the service...
Mr Taylor (left) with some of his helpers (right) The house built by Mr Taylor in Nigeria AT the moment there’s great activity going on, on the piece of land behind the Congregational Church at Cruden Bay. The reason — the Congregation are building themselves a...
