Welcome to Shop Fraserburgh
Our businesses are your businesses
Welcome to Shop Fraserburgh
Our businesses are your businesses
Turing the spotlight on Fraserburgh Harbour
Find out more about what the organisation does for the town and the community it serves.
Fraserburgh harbour is constituted as a trust port which has a focus on stimulating local economic activity.
The north east port has a track history in providing services to the fishing, oil and gas, ship repair and commercial sectors.
In order to support the fishing industry Fraserburgh Harbour operates around the clock seven days a week meaning support services can quickly react.
Although the local fishing fleet has undergone significant restructuring over recent years Fraserburgh Harbour remains a busy port.
The Commissioners recognise that the reduction in traffic offers the opportunity to capture new activities including offshore wind.
In addition to vessel berthing and land based facilities Fraserburgh boasts two ship repair facilities, namely the dry dock and shiplift, which are widely used both by local and visiting vessels from all over Europe and from various sectors to access the ship and marine servicing and repair expertise both from the port and local supply chain companies.
Those behind the project
Broch Businesses Together
Fraserburgh Community Council
Broch Businesses Together
What the project means to Broch Business Together Founder Ainsley Dyga.
Fraserburgh Rotary Club
Fraserburgh Community Council
Broch Businesses Together
Robert Watt of the Fraserburgh Rotary Club explains why this project is vital to the town.
Fraserburgh Community Council
Fraserburgh Community Council
Fraserburgh Community Council
Chairman of the Fraserburgh Community Council James A. Adams tells us why his committee is behind the project.
The Associations That Made Shop Fraserburgh Possible
