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03/11/2026

A coffee morning to raise funds for the Cullen Square and beach toilets takes place this Saturday 7th November from 10am to 12pm at Cullen Community Centre.

03/11/2026

3 November 1907: SUNDAY HARVESTING Harvesting near Cullen was pretty general today. One large farmer gave his servants the option of working or not working. All turned out, and with many volunteers willing to assist, the big day's carrying was done in good order.

02/11/2026

Welcome to 'Cullen Colour of the Month'. November's colours are grey or silver. Today's subject is on a wall in central Cullen and always catches my eye as I pass by.
Please send us your silver or grey photos of Cullen. Each photo should focus principally on the colour of the month, and be taken in or around Cullen. The date of the photo is not important, but people may be interested in the date if the picture is of a particular event. We would be grateful if you could avoid using close-ups of people, who may be identifiable.
Most excitingly, all the photos we receive will be included in a competition for a new Cullen postcard for 2027.
To be involved, please share your photo with us:
Facebook - please upload your photo into the comments of this post.
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02/11/2026

2 November 1944: AWARDED M.M. L/Cpl. Arthur Scott Taylor, 22, HLI, who is in hospital with wounds received in North-west Europe, has been awarded the Military Medal. The ribbon of the medal was sent to his mother, Mrs Taylor, Aberdeen, by his company commander. L/Cpl. Taylor is a Regular soldier with six years' service. He was formerly employed by the Countess of Seafield at Cullen House.

01/11/2026

2026 Just Transition Participatory Budgeting Fund

Have your say over which eco-friendly, sustainable projects are funded within your local area!

Click below to view and vote on the projects including one in Cullen.

www.jtpbfund.scot/moray

01/11/2026

Welcome to 'Cullen Colour of the Month'. November's colour is Graceful Grey or Shimmering Silver. Today's photo is one of Cullen's many beautiful stone walls, the details of which never fail to please.
Please send us your grey or silver photos of Cullen. Each photo should focus principally on the colour of the month, and be taken in or around Cullen. The date of the photo is not important, but people may be interested in the date if the picture is of a particular event. We would be grateful if you could avoid using close-ups of people, who may be identifiable.
Most excitingly, all the photos we receive will be included in a competition for a new Cullen postcard for 2027.
To be involved, please share your photo with us:
Facebook - please upload your photo into the comments of this post.
Instagram - please upload your photo to your profile and tag

01/11/2026

1 November 1887: CULLEN SCHOOL A census of children of school age in the parish, as of 1st October last, was submitted with the following statistics made up by Mr Cramond: - Number of children between five and fourteen years of age resident within the parish (261 boys and 255 girls), 516. Children attending Cullen Public School from other parishes - Rathven 41, Fordyce 4, Deskford 3 - 47. Children at school under 5 years 15; over fourteen years 4 - 19. Number on school roll - 499. Number of children within the parish attending other schools 18; taught privately 2. Passed Standard V and left school 13; not passed Standard V and attending no school (aged 13 to 14) 25. Attending no school (some are sick, others just completed five years) 17 - 70. Amount of school accommodation in Cullen Public School 444. Weekly attendance for the four weeks ending 27th October - On roll, 488, 487, 489, 490. Average, 363, 349, 386, 380. Percentage absent 25, 26, 21, 26.

31/10/2026

Halloween in Cullen

Enjoy a spooky day out in Cullen and visit our local and independent businesses.

Beinn - Coffee & Books
Open until 8pm on Halloween for witches, ghouls and Guisers. If you’re in costume (or looking after a little one in costume), everything in-store is 10% off all day.

Cullen Bay Hotel
Calling all witches, ghosts and small pumpkins. Pop into reception on Saturday 31 October between 4pm and 7:30pm for a treat on your rounds!

The Ice Cream Shop Cullen
Halloween sweetie bags made up to any price , perfect for trick or treat.

Intricate Designs Shop
Browse the Halloween range, from cute little ornaments to Halloween décor to make your home feel extra autumnal.

Lily's Kitchen Cafe
Halloween tatsy treats on offer including
Sticky Toffee Loaf cake, Biscoff Cinnamon Buns,
Apple and Cinnamon Scones and Fruit Scones.

The Royal Oak Hotel - Cullen
Enjoy a warming Pumpkin Latte, a hot Cosy Rumple and delicious homebakes — everything you need for a cosy Halloween catch-up. Pop in for a fly cup and a blether. There’s always time for a wee treat!

The Wee Yellow Deli - Cullen
Halloween Competition - Martin the Monster is outside the café today from 4-8pm and all day tomorrow, ready to gobble up your Halloween creations. He might even have some sweets and treats to swap for your efforts!

How to enter: Simply post something creative in the postbox, such as a drawing, painting, poem, short story, or any other creation. Don't forget to include your name and contact number so the winner can be notified. Prize: A £20 voucher to spend however you like on milkshakes, treats, and more!

The Grant Arms Bar Cullen
In the old lounge on the left as you come in, there's a spooky Halloween themed room for children. Please come along after 5pm tonight to get some treats.

Wyrd & Whimsy Scotland
Witches and spooky souls are invited. Open 12pm - 4pm.

31/10/2026

31 October 1913: HARBOUR WORKS The s.s. Glenbrook, Capt Reason, arrived from Newcastle with a cargo of cement for the Cullen harbour works today. Work at the harbour was delayed last week by the high tides breaking through the barricades and flooding excavations at the middle jetty.

30/10/2026

Why is Cullen booming? Read the full story by the Press & Journal's Sean McAngus at
https://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/news/moray/7135992/cullen-success/

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