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Fraserburgh Harbour was delighted to welcome the Hebridean Princess into port on 21 July, as we continue to build our reputation in the cruise industry. Operated by Hebridean Island Cruises, the vessel – famed for its itineraries around Scotland – sailed into a Harbour packed with activity, where fresh fish landings, clam and prawn boats, jack-up barges and offshore wind …
A truly memorable day for the Broch! Last week, we officially named our new pilot boat, welcoming GLOVER to the fleet as we said a fond farewell to PILORAS. The name honours Thomas Blake Glover, born right here in Fraserburgh and a pioneering figure in Japan’s industrialisation. Often known as the “Scottish Samurai,” his story is a powerful reminder that …
Following the award of £2.47 million from The Scottish Government’s Just Transition Fund, we have reached an important milestone in our development programme as we commence ground investigation works for the proposed extension of the North Breakwater. This marks a significant step forward in delivering the Harbour’s future growth ambitions and we are pleased to announce the appointment of Causeway Geotechnical …
It was an absolute pleasure to welcome a group of visitors including top Scottish chef Stevie McLaughlin – the Head Chef of Andrew Fairlie and Graham Singer, Culinary Director of Compass ESS, to Fraserburgh Harbour, where they joined Jimmy Buchan of Amity Fish Company for a hands-on look at the journey behind some of Scotland’s finest seafood. The visit included …
Members of the public are invited to attend the upcoming Annual General Meeting of Fraserburgh Harbour. As a Trust Port, Fraserburgh Harbour operates for the benefit of its stakeholders and the local community, and we welcome anyone with an interest in the Harbour to attend. The AGM is an opportunity to hear about the Harbour’s activities and performance over the …
On 4 February we celebrated the reopening of our fish market, following a major refurbishment of the facilities. We were delighted to welcome Lady Saltoun, chief of Clan Fraser and vice lord-lieutenant of Aberdeenshire, to cut ceremonial ribbons at the event. Also joining us were guests Provost Judy Whyte and James Lovie, whose construction company delivered the project. The upgrades come …
A Fraserburgh company which has been based in the town for over 50 years, has launched a 12-month Community Grant scheme, aimed at giving back to the community which has supported it for generations. Enterfoods fish merchant and wholesale distribution specialist has developed the grant to recognise work being undertaken by individuals and groups within the AB43 postcode which embody …
It is impossible to overstate the value of the support we receive from those who know the town and area best. Lady Saltoun, Chief of Clan Fraser and Vice Lord-Lieutenant of Aberdeenshire, has taken a life-long interest in the Harbour for which we are very grateful, and her recent letter of support – excerpt below – sums up her astute understanding …
£857,000 in grants to enhance infrastructure and introduce e-auction Fraserburgh Harbour, a premier nephrops and fishing port, is continuing a major upgrade of its Fishmarket facilities, following the award of two significant grants. A £490,000 grant awarded in 2024 by the UK Seafood Fund’s Infrastructure scheme has enabled a comprehensive refurbishment of the Fishmarket’s physical facilities. The recently completed project has …
The Fraserburgh Community Council’s Beach Sandcruiser Wheelchair Fund is all about making Fraserburgh Beach more accessible. Once again, we’re delighted to be able to donate to this exceptionally worthwhile cause. Our donation of £500 represents the fee the Harbour received when makers of the independent film, The Son and the Sea spent time filming with us. The film’s writer and …
