EXCLUSIVE: Aberdeenshire Tories took £20,000 from firm linked to ‘black fish’ scandal Conservatives in the north-east accepted a £20,000 donation from a company linked to one of the largest "black fish" scams in Europe, we can reveal. By Calum Ross November 2, 2021, 6:00 am Updated: November 3, 2021, 2:07 pm Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross and Stephen Bellany. [[intro]] [[title]] [[text]] [[button_text]] [[outro]] Tags Aberdeenshire Fishing Scottish Conservatives More from the Press and Journal Scottish politics team Scottish politics Moray maternity services a ‘betrayal’ for expectant mums July 1, 2022 Scottish politics RAF Tornado crash: Moray campaigner says defence chiefs never held to account July 1, 2022 Scottish politics Listen: Stooshie podcast – Searching for answers 10 years after Tornado crash, and end of Holyrood term report July 1, 2022 More from the Press and Journal Nature Watch: Enchanted by the calls of choughs across the sea breeze Cove Rangers and Jim McIntyre happy to broaden horizons in search for new additions Man threated to rip out throats of Aberdeen Caffe Nero staff in row over tea Premium Content No more transfer window squad rebuilds after this summer, says Aberdeen boss Jim Goodwin Rosehall quizmasters take the city by storm Search for Dallas ponies as horsewomen trace ‘born free’ fold
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