Environment

The completed works following damage in October 2023 include new scour protection to mitigate the impacts of future events.

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

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

Scottish Water is asking Donside communities to be vigilant to tanker pollution risks after incidents affecting several local treatment plants.

The historic Easter Balmoral suspension bridge has reopened following restoration by specialist firm Moray Blast on behalf of Aberdeenshire Council.

Groups and individuals from across Aberdeenshire were welcomed by hosts NESCAN to show how positive action can tackle environmental issues.

The company was responsible for concrete blocks for defence at the South Breakwater of the North Harbour as well as slipway repairs for the port

A north-east Conservative MSP has criticised new First Minister John Swinney for refusing to ditch the SNP policy on oil and gas production.

Across Aberdeenshire and Morayshire and as far south as Kent, the skies were lit up as the aurora became visible to the naked eye on Friday night.

With the B992 Keig to Alford road shut, the indefinite closure of the Montgarrie Bridge will lead to even lengthier diversions near Alford.

Aberdeenshire Council is supporting Plantlife’s national No Mow May campaign in 2024 to encourage the growth of long grass and wildflowers.

New dates have been announced for public engagement sessions for the new power line and associated substation proposals.

The programme, which aims to help entrepreneurs overcome hurdles to growing their business, had initially been launched in north-east Scotland.

Hill of Fare Windfarm Information Group has warned that without a Public Inquiry, the proposed controversial development is inevitable.

Isolated heavy showers on Sunday afternoon will give a risk of localised flooding in some areas.

Funding to help small businesses and sole traders convert vehicles which are not compliant with Aberdeen’s low emission zone is being made available.

Pupils from Aberdeen City and Shire gathered to show off the challenge winning projects from their Young Engineers and Science Clubs.

Restoration work on the polluted ponds at Denman Park in Westhill continued with the installation of a downstream defender.

Dr Penny Dransart discussed medieval and earlier castles, sharing the presentation with her historian husband Bas Aartz.

Busloads of campaigners from across the north and north-east of Scotland are expected to demonstrate outside the Scottish Parliament this morning.