Ellon News

The arena spectacular version of the hilarious hit movie Elf will be coming to Aberdeen in November.

The 64th hosting of the Ellon Ladies Ball raised much welcome funds for local groups, which was distributed at a gathering this week.

Folk at the Salmon Bothy have compiled a plentiful programme of concerts, sessions, workshops and sing-arounds

The Terrace Bar and Cafe will be reaching for the stars as it celebrates the very best Divas and Boybands in newly introduced events.

Sophie Molly will contest the seat in which the Scottish Greens last stood a candidate in 2010.

The Teacher of the Year competition is giving people the chance to win an Aberdeenshire Loves Local Gift Card.

The next generation of creative stars are stepping into the spotlight with the launch of a new festival by the college.

Drop-in sessions are set to be held ahead of three Aberdenshire Minor Injury Units changing their opening hours to 8.30am to 7pm, seven days a week.

New technology is being used at a north-east home which had been subjected to repeated visits by rogue doorstep tradesmen.

There’s lots going on again this weekend across the north-east with a wide variety of events taking place.

A one-year-old girl who died following a crash within a Church car park in Balmedie has been named as Ivy Mae Ross from Whitecairns.

During First Minister’s Questions today MSP Liam Kerr raised the lack of action over the A90’s notorious Toll of Birness junction with John Swinney.

A group of doctors in Peterhead have expressed serious concerns about the decision to close the town’s minor injuries unit overnight later this year.

Road Policing officers are carrying out enquiries into a fatal crash involving a one-year-old child within the car park of a church in Balmedie.

New Zealand lamb will be sold in 39 Morrisons stores as part of the trial.as consumers look for cheaper lamb with year-round availability.

I never set out to be a writer but 22 years ago I landed myself a wee side-line; a column with The Inverness Courier.

The species data you help provide from across the north-east and Moray supports land use planning, conservation, site management, and research/

Cabinet Secretary for Social Justice Shirley Anne Somerville announced the funding for this financial year only.

People across Aberdeenshire will have the opportunity to get involved and have their say on the proposed MarramWind floating offshore windfarm.

Potential new roundabouts at the Toll of Birness and Cortes junctions are among a series of options that public feedback is being sought on