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Published • Macduff, United Kingdom • Updated

Energy charges at Macduff Harbour to surge as council scrambles to keep cash-bleeding port alive

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Councillors say they are determined to keep "their most profitable port running" - despite admitting it's a drain on the local authority's coffers.

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Energy charges at Macduff Harbour to surge as council scrambles to keep cash-bleeding port alive

Councillors say they are determined to keep "their most profitable port running" - despite admitting it's a drain on the local authority's coffers.

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The Fishing Daily - Irish Fishing Industry NewsThe Fishing Daily - Irish Fishing Industry News

Aberdeenshire Council Moves to Secure Long-Term Future of Macduff Harbour - Scottish Fishing Industry - The Fishing Daily - Irish, UK and European Fishing Industry News

Aberdeenshire Council pledges renewed support for Macduff Harbour, with plans to secure its future by reversing deficits and driving growth

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The Fishing Daily - Irish Fishing Industry News broke the news in on Thursday, March 27, 2025.
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