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Listen to The K'nocker, Portknockie's quarterly village newsletter
As these are nearly upon us, please remember that this is a time of goodwill to all folk – so please be neighbourly and check on the houses...
Can lightning strike twice? On Saturday 13 August (2005) torrential rains fell in the afternoon, causing the streets to run with water, the...
While the long evenings are with us enjoy everything that our village offers including inspiring walks, sparkling conversation, glorious sun...
We have had some extraordinary weather and conditions over the last couple of months – but where was the white stuff? Once again, no winter...
The clocks have fallen back, the summer’s holidaymakers have returned to warmer climes, the geese have honked their autumn departure notes,...
Once again we have been battered by wind and rain, as the remnants of Hurricane Bertha visited the Moray Firth. As usual life in Portknockie...
As you will most certainly have noticed The K’nocker has had to change a little. After Moray Council stopped printing cheaply and in order t...
One door closes and another opens, it is so sad to see Portknockie Library close after all these years, and while some of us have not been r...
Once again December, Winter and the Christmas & New Year festive season is upon us. Again we can marvel as waves lash the harbour walls, sen...
First and foremost, the library is still open while the councillors digest the large number of responses to the latest consultation. Meanwhi...
Three months have passed since the Council revealed its plans for budget cuts. Other than the one classroom assistant being lost from school...
This spring brings sad and worrying news that Moray Council intends to implement a series of cost saving measures that will have a serious i...
The condition of our aged harbour is regularly inspected by Moray Council. Inspections of quay faces which are submerged at low tide are car...
This issue sees the K'nocker ending its first year since restarting. We would like to thank everyone who has contributed over the last year....
On Friday 20th April 2012, more than 200 people joined in the dedication service in the Millenium Gardens for the memorial to the victims of...
Cullen, Deskford and Portknockie Heritage Group will be leading a service to unveil and dedicate a memorial plaque and bench in the Millenni...
A ghost hunt? We’re not scared! Portknockie has its very own ghosts and ghouls! The K’nocker dared to find out more... Ghosts and ghouls sta...
AT LONG LAST OUR SPLENDID NEW LIBRARY IS OPEN... Margret Wood opened the doors of the new library in the school at 5pm on Tuesday 25th Augus...
Villagers and visitors are invited to gather on Patrol Road overlooking the Hythie for 2.00pm on Saturday 27th June when Mrs Shona Idle, our...
RING THE BELLS, WE HAVE A NEW REV REPORTING FOR DUTY VERY SOON... The K’nocker is delighted to invite Yvonne Hendrie, Minister elect to intr...
On Saturday 29th November at 7pm the village was cold and crisp and even when the annual Christmas lights display was switched on by Coral R...
I write for the last time and to say a farewell to the folks of Portknockie. My family and I are moving to Wishaw near Glasgow at the beginn...
A review of Scottish Parliament boundaries has proposed a change to the area presently, covered by the Moray parliamentary constituency. Buc...
2008, A YEAR TO LOOK FORWARD TO OR JUST ANOTHER PASSING YEAR ? As the Christmas and Hogmanay celebrations approach and we finally turn the c...
COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER OF THE YEAR 2007: IT’S A K’NOCKEROUT! At the 2007 awards evening of the Caingorms & Moray Newsletter and Website Projec...
PORTKNOCKIE PRIMARY SCHOOL TO STAY OPEN AND AYE AFLOAT!
The First Podcast Recording for The K'nocker