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Low sun contributed to accident, court hears.
Defendant couldn’t remember two of the incidents, court told
Diverted traffic will have to take the A route to Craigellachie and Keith while closures are in place north of Huntly.
Friends in Harmony trio’s keyboard player Ian Dow who entertained in Kemnay this week, is set to head overseas to help at a Gambian Primary School.
A MORAY criminal facing up to nine years in jail has been given a final chance, after a four-week stretch behind bars kept him sober.
The Christian Aid book fair in Inverurie which runs till Saturday welcomed its youngest customers from the Mainly Music Group.
Hosted at Kintore Bowling Club, the match proved to be swing game with A&K taking a solid lead only to see a strong come back from Bon Accord.
Groups and individuals from across Aberdeenshire were welcomed by hosts NESCAN to show how positive action can tackle environmental issues.
Defendant already banned from unsupervised contact with women
THE Buckie man pled guilty to being in possession of illegal drugs, after police entered his home and noticed a strong smell of cannabis.
Dr Penny Dransart discussed medieval and earlier castles, sharing the presentation with her historian husband Bas Aartz.
Ellon United welcomed Hermes in their penultimate match of the season.
AN ELGIN child abuser has been jailed for three years for crimes against two girls.
GO has been awarded Scottish government funding until 2027 for the Support in the Right Direction programme.
It took a tie break to beat fellow finalists Alan Rough and Lee Collins to claim the title.
A late injury time penalty in the second half denied the home side a hard fought victory.
ST KIZITO Schools and community in Uganda are the beneficiaries of funds from a daffodil tea held in Inverurie.
Gavin and Pamela Farquhar have been opening their Westhall gardens to the public under Scotland’s Gardens scheme for ten years.
With the final games of the Highland League fast approaching, it’s a two horse race between Brechin and Buckie which will be decided on Saturday.